Sentence examples for plain title from inspiring English sources
The plain title, battered cover and torn pages gave no indication that I was about to read one of the greatest picture books ever.
Gore Vidal once wrote a celebrated essay with a very plain title: "The Top Ten Best Sellers According to the Sunday New York Times as of January 7, 1973".
The distributor also wanted to make the pages in the book shown in the film as plain title cards which Dreyer did not allow, saying that "the old book is not an text in the ordinary sense, but an actor.
Works have plain titles like "Field" or "Grass and Lake"; another title hints that she was in Alabama a couple of years ago.
(p.adj) denotes adjusted p-value for hypoxia differential expression, (i) denotes probe intensity, Fold denotes fold change, where columns with italics title refer to Spalax and columns with plain titles refer to rat.
Here, we be remember 30 brilliant, idiosyncratic, challenging or just plain weird titles that have been erased from the gaming annals, or at least criminally overlooked.
WAS ONCE EJECTED BODILY Court Finds Title Plain, Even if Given by Soviet -- Controlled Church Council.
By Anthony Lane The new German movie "Sophie Scholl: The Final Days" is as plain as its title.
Ami Canaan Mann's "Texas Killing Fields," inspired by true events, sees a trio of detectives investigating the sinister stretch of bayou and coastal plain of the title, where numerous bodies of murder victims, mostly women, have been found.
Yet, one of the most celebrated working papers on the site is a detailed examination of one particular curse word in the law; it's the working paper's plain four-letter title, as well.
