Sentence examples for merely titled from inspiring English sources

Two works dating from 1992, which are merely titled "Abstract Painting," are poles apart.

In her exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, simply titled "Annie Leibovitz: A Photographer's Life, 1990-2005," this well-known portraitist of the talented, the powerful or the merely celebrated tries to reveal a more personal side of her self.

This was simply titled Rights of Man.

Her family was well-connected but not aristocratic, for Sloanes merely adored from below the titled few, just as they scorned from above all yobbos, oiks and noovos.

Her show is no longer titled Issues with Jane Velez-Mitchell, is is merely called Jane Velez-Mitchell because she says, "I have worked out all of her issues".

At Claridge's, titled ladies from all over Europe, and merely rich ones from America, would drop in to see him.

Until the 1980s secondary ascent of the testis was largely unknown and publications dealing with this topic were titled "Ascent of the Testis: Fact or Fiction" and consisted merely of individual case reports [ 41, 42].

Officially titled "Drones Around The Globe Proliferationn and Resistance," the summit was not merely a gathering of like minded activists with little opportunity to change policy on Capitol Hill.

The workshops titled and framed to address the issues of people of color merely give the illusion of inclusivity and in many occasions they force us into unsafe and emotionally violent spaces.

The essence of "Metropolitan" isn't so much the U.H.B. but its twilight — the danger that it will be reduced merely to its social traditions and become as obsolete and as absurd as Europe's titled aristocracy.

It was originally titled "Not Known" and the lyrics were a cynical view over Harrison being merely a contracted songwriter to the Beatles' publishing company, Northern Songs.