Sentence examples for striking title from inspiring English sources

South Korea isn't completely over yet - Park Chan-wook premiered a new and striking title, I'm a Cyborg But That's OK, in Berlin.

It's perhaps for this reason that he gave his account of the assassination attempt, and his recovery, the striking title The Soft Vengeance of a Freedom Fighter.

In the many dissections of this literary phenomenon, much has been said about Larsson's striking title character, a brilliant, if antisocial, 24-year-old female computer hacker who bonds with a middle-age male journalist to crack a chain of horrific crimes against Swedish women.

His children's book "Pro Dva Kvadrata" ("About Two Squares") pits the Red Square of Communism against the Black Square of convention; "Dlia Golosa" ("For the Voice"), a collaboration with Mayakovsky, features an unusual thumb index and striking title pages for each poem.

That's why I support striking Title II from the bill, and will work with Chris Dodd, Jeff Bingaman and others in an effort to remove this provision in the Senate.

The striking titles of the Cucumber-Banana-Tofu trilogy come from metaphors reportedly employed by sexologists for differing strengths of erection.

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The most striking and uncompromising title of its generation, it is a beautifully realised, absorbing and brutally dark fantasy.

Most striking are the title work, "Cathedral City," with its low-tech electronic beats and appealing, nuanced vocalise, and "Like a Miracle," a study in fluttering, electronically processed vocal sounds, arresting violin lines and brash, retro electronic timbres.

Seeking to explain the book's success, booksellers cite its succinct title, striking cover (a stark black-and-white picture of the twin towers before the attacks), low price ($8.95) and accessible question-and-answer format.

But there was a bombshell in his letter, the announcement of a fait accompli: "I send you herewith a set of corrected galleys of Camus's L'Étranger, which we have decided to call The Outsider, both because we consider this a more striking and appropriate title than The Stranger, and because Hutchinson's recently called one of their Russian novels The Stranger".