Sentence examples for specifically titled from inspiring English sources

Although none is specifically titled as such, many of the works might be New Jersey scenes.

I got a very specifically titled jury award at South by Southwest.

Specifically titled sections of the standards address children with diabetes, pregnant women, and people with prediabetes.

This includes a slider bar that can be adjusted to increase or decrease the speed of a double click (located under a subheading specifically titled "Double-click speed").

As soon as you get a hint, write it down on a piece of paper specifically titled for your character story ideas.

This year's limited-edition bottle features Pauly's work, specifically his painting titled "Barreling Down," which depicts two horses and their jockeys charging toward the finish line.

Seventeen-year-old Emmie Smith allowed her story ― and surgery ― to be documented by NatGeo in conjunction with their January "Gender Revolution" issue, and specifically an article titled "Rethinking Gender".

Specifically, the paper titled "The assessment of anxiety states by rating" written by Hamilton, M in 1959 was a report about the Hamilton Anxiety Scale (HAMA); this was a widely used assessment of anxiety [ 20].

Re "Four Corners" (July 30): I'd like to comment specifically about the section titled "In Flushing, Koreatown Becomes Chinese".

Antagonizingly slippery, it was a monumental riff on "Moby Dick," and specifically on the chapter titled "The Whiteness of the Whale," Melville's obsessive, visionary, punched-out, raplike paean to the color that is all colors and no color, the color of sex, sin, light, race, God, blankness, the end.

The applicability of these three versions with attendant extensive numerical calculations is specifically studied for the titled problem.