Sentence examples for simple title from inspiring English sources
It had a simple title: "Chocó".
The patent application has a simple title: Crowdsourcing.
Sixteen years ago, two economists published a research paper with a delightfully simple title: "Looting".
Even the simple title of the book, he added, belies the complexity of the findings.
There is no compact or simple title for what she did across the following fifty-four years.
Use this at first mention, a simple title (Lord or Lady) at second mention, and thereafter surname only.
"I, Claudius" also brought to widespread attention several of its stars, notably Derek Jacobi as the stammering, twitching, limping, ostensibly simple-minded title character, who survived decades of murder and intrigue to become the fourth emperor of Rome.
But the fact that three simple title-words can be the challenger affirms the power of language to disclose the unthought norm.
The songs have simple titles ("Mad," "Gun," "Panic"), and the music matches.
They say even simple titles like Super Mario Bros. would not translate well to the iPhone, for example.
These books often have simple titles: "Kingsley Amis on Drink," for example, or "Mordecai Richler on Snooker".
