Sentence examples for practically titled from inspiring English sources
The resulting effect is a warped video or image that doesn't give a damn for physics, just like in the video above, the practically titled timeRemapExportHD.
The evidence of the text comes in a revised biography of Cameron written by Frances Elliott and James Hanning and titled Cameron: Practically a Conservative.
On instrumental highlights "Phase Out" and the tellingly titled "Ten Miles High," sweaty euphoria practically seeps from the speakers.
(Johnson) Gerhard Richter: 'Painting 2012' (closes on Saturday) Gerhard Richter's newest works, titled "Strip Paintings," pursue Conceptual painting (a category Richter practically invented) to logical but deeply unsatisfying ends.
In a chapter titled "Convicted at Birth," we meet Rico, a 19-year-old whose deeply unstable, economically disadvantaged upbringing practically ensured, in Wynn's telling, that he would land at Rikers.
He titled it "Gross Miscalculation".
The story is titled "Stars".
