Sentence examples for modern title from inspiring English sources
Indeed, Avon's army of sales representatives -- the modern title for the anachronistic "Avon ladies" -- grew by 10percentt last year, to nearly four million.
When modern title deeds were introduced in 2001, many people couldn't understand why it was necessary as families had lived on their land for centuries.
Among the latter is an important anthology of the Sarvāstivāda ("Doctrine That All Is Real") school given the modern title Divyāvadāna ("Divine Avadāna"), consisting of 38 legends, including some about the great Buddhist emperor Aśoka.
PH Wii U, Thomas Happ Games, cert: 12 ★★★★ Usually when a modern title has a retro leaning, there is a good chance it will reference the brilliant colours and brisk gameplay forged by Japanese studios through the 1980s and 90s.
Our modern title was coined back in 1842, by the great German Egyptologist Richard Lepsius, and reflected fantasies about the character of Egyptian civilisation that reached back a very long way indeed.
Along with that came word that Kurt DelBene had been elevated to the more modern title of Chief Digital Officer and would be taking over much of Dubois' responsibilities.
What's perhaps most difficult to grasp from outside the games industry is the sheer complexity of the world-building process that modern titles require.
The classical casual genre is puzzle games abstract brain-teasers such as the venerable "Tetris" or modern titles like "Dr Kawashima's Brain Training .The internet offers more possibilities.
Accordingly, Nintendo has said that its Revolution console will be able to play the company's entire back-catalogue of games, in an attempt to draw in casual gamers and non-gamers who find modern titles too intimidating.
In an interview in the Guardian's Weekend magazine, the 65-year-old author said he had read Twilight, among other modern titles, out of professional interest, and had been underwhelmed.
The idea is that these older games will draw in casual gamers who are put off by the complexity of modern titles, says Mr Rubin, though using today's powerful consoles to play classic games "doesn't seem to be an efficient use of resources".
