Sentence examples for misleading title of from inspiring English sources

The Invention of News is a misleading title, of course.

"Style, Status, Sterling: The Triumph of Silver in America" is the somewhat misleading title of an otherwise intriguing exhibition at the Newark Museum.

"Wicked Cool," the misleading title of her new show, her third in four years at Feinstein's at Loews Regency, might be an effective headline in a fragrance ad — or not.

The misleading title of "Jayne Mansfield's Car" suggests that this meandering family drama, set in Morrison, Ala., in 1969, relates to the blond, buxom Hollywood star who died in 1967 in a traffic accident in Louisiana.

The misleading title of the story is hardly expected from FORBES.

In most places, this officeholder carries the pretentious and frankly misleading title of "Secretary of State".

Don't be misled by the title of Ms. Salisbury's program.

Some viewers will no doubt be annoyed at having been misled by the title of "Lost Magic Decoded," a frothy special Thursday night on History, carrying as it does the implication that the secrets behind some legendary illusions will be revealed.

The title is perhaps misleading; in spite of many partings and sorrows, this is a book in which the heroine rises to greet what life throws at her.

However, some studies may have been overlooked because of misleading key words, titles, or abstracts.

The Whatnauts Message From a Black Man (1996) The title of this compilation is misleading.