Sentence examples for more general title from inspiring English sources

Sampson doesn't particularly mind the term "self-taught artist," but feels most affiliated with the more general title of contemporary artist.

By restricting the search to studies that focused on breast cancer specifically, we may have missed studies with a more general title of 'cancer' during title review.

Others may look for a more general title, where more than one nationality can compete.

This is an intriguing little book for the interested reader who has already one or two more general titles about the Khmer Rouge under his belt.

Mr. Kelly has styled his profession as "attorney/businessman" on the ballot and in recent months has favored more general titles like "legal counsel" in press releases and political ads when describing his duties at Facebook, rather than "chief privacy officer," which he often used earlier in the campaign.

Linley joined Heat in May 2000 and helped to relaunch the title as the celebrity weekly that became a publishing phenomenon, after it had struggled in its earlier incarnation as a more general entertainment title.

Is there a more generic title?

The specialist technology magazine's digital circulation and proportion of digital to print readers are well ahead of equivalent figures for many of the more general interest titles.

The company will launched more games next year, including a sports-themed title that will have more general appeal than Duels.com.

While the artist word list looks very specific to the collection of artists in the database, the title word list seems to have more general relevance with words like "love", "feel", or "sweet".

Despite its title, this book also applies to more general research with children.