Sentence examples for recognise the title from inspiring English sources

FANS of Douglas Adams will recognise the title of this blog.

This isn't exactly obscure – you probably know it even if you don't recognise the title – but nor is it I Will Survive.

After clicking on about 10 URLS to copy and paste into an email, the site suddenly said it didn't recognise the title when I searched for it.

The Red Guards, led by Ali Aaltonen, refused to recognise the title, and decided to establish a military authority of their own.

In 1805, he secured a pair of two-square-mile plots of land near the mouth of the Credit River for his two sons from the local Mississauga Indians, but the government of Upper Canada would not recognise the title.

When I heard London Calling as a kid, I recognised the title track as something seminal, yet was overwhelmed by the album's musical diversity.

No contemporary Arab inhabitant of Palestine would have recognised the title of the painting; for them, the Hill of Evil Counsel was Jabal al-Mukabbir and the valley was simply Wadi al-Joz, named after the nutmeg trees that grew there.

Turkey refuses to recognise the ecumenical title of the Greek Orthodox patriarch, Bartholomew I, the spiritual leader of over 200m Orthodox Christians.

Those unfamiliar with his story – a romantic kangaroo western set in Victoria's sunbaked Snowy mountains – will recognise the legendary title by which he is known.

Devotees of Laurence Sterne's 18th-century novel, The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman, will recognise that the title is taken from the last sentence of this incomparably idiosyncratic mock autobiography.

"They need to have names that most Americans recognise above the title," Nakamura said.