Sentence examples for personal titles from inspiring English sources

There are personal titles, including a graphic memoir produced by a deaf woman recounting her experiences.

The sheer volume and variety of submissions make Mr. Culbert a somewhat reluctant repository of "very personal titles and comments, stuff people probably would not share with someone they didn't know or even someone they did know," he said.

Significantly for a player who at times has appeared as concerned by personal titles as much as team honours, it would leave him just one behind the Argentina attacker.

After spending the early part of his career naming his songs with random words, he decided to use more personal titles.

Family names can also be thought of as personal titles.

Capitalise personal titles when used specifically as titles, but not when just referring to the rank in general.

(Nobody can say the man who turned the phrase "consumer advocate" into his personal title is not innovative: he is the only candidate to refuse TV makeup).

It was still a personal title, and Charlemagne was recognized merely as emperor, not as emperor of the Romans; in other words, the emperor in Constantinople maintained his claim to be the only true successor to the Roman Caesars.

"I didn't have a desire to have a 'Rosie' magazine," she said, adding that such a personal title could reinforce a sometimes already uncomfortable, too-close personal relationship with viewers.

Uchimura is the reigning gold medallist in the men's all-around competition, and has said he is just as committed to a Japan team gold in Rio de Janeiro as he is to the personal title.

With the adoption of the Saxon title of earl (undoubtedly owed to the influence of Alexander's Saxon mother, the sainted Queen Margaret) and its integration with the Celtic mormaer, these powerful men added a personal title of dignity to their territorial title and judicial status.