Sentence examples for subtitle indicates from inspiring English sources

As the subtitle indicates, its ambitious goal is to explore the relationships between life and science.

Its subtitle indicates what is in store in this second round: "24 Exhibitions of Modern Art From 1920 to 1960".

As its subtitle indicates, Mr. Sterry's "Chicken: Self-Portrait of a Young Man for Rent" tells a more sordid story.

So Mr. O'Brien's memoir is about the making of a career which, as his subtitle indicates, he never expected.

The "renewal" in his subtitle indicates at least the possibility of a possibility, but as his book shows, the forces that drove Camden down were great.

But as the book's subtitle indicates, she strangely doesn't give Edward Stratemeyer much recognition for what was, after all, his idea.

As their title and subtitle indicate, they emphasise the continuity between the kaiser and Hitler and suggest that nazism stemmed from colonial roots of evil, themselves long forgotten.

"Top Secret" really should insert a qualifying phrase in its subtitle indicating that the play deals exclusively with the battle fought by The Washington Post to publish the Pentagon Papers, the multivolume history of the American involvement in Vietnam, originally commissioned by the defense secretary at the time, Robert S. McNamara, but not completed until after he left office in 1968.

As the progression of subtitles indicates, Bamford has become disenchanted with the agency that he knows probably better than any other outsider.

A crucial element in Lee's film is Bryant's voice-over ("Zidane" had occasional subtitles indicating his thoughts).

Frederick Wiseman's documentary study of the University of California at Berkeley offers his familiar directorial signatures: long takes, no voiceovers, no interviews, no subtitles indicating exactly who or what we are looking at.