Sentence examples for terribly titled from inspiring English sources
Male swagger of an infantilizing kind figures in "Terrible Advice," the terribly titled debut play from the Canadian actor Saul Rubinek, at south London's Menier Chocolate Factory through Nov. 12.
The terribly titled Woo apparently features production from Travis Scott, the-Dream and the Weeknd, which might explain why it sounds like Rihanna herself is a bit lost in the mulch.
Witness another sturdy directing debut, this one from the actor Mark Ruffalo, whose terribly titled and wanly received "Sympathy for Delicious" is a laugh-spiked drama about a disabled D.J., Dean (a terrific Christopher Thornton, who wrote the script), who wakes one day with the power to heal.
(Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness" was clearly one of them; O'Neill was a Conrad fan, and one wonders how much of James Wait, the West Indian sailor in the terribly titled "The Nigger of the 'Narcissus,' " there is in Brutus as well).
Moving from stocks to buy to books to buy, get yourself a copy of Tony Spare's terribly titled new book, Last Chance Financial Planning Guide ($15; Prima Publishing).
We even found an article a former girlfriend had written about him in Cosmopolitan in 1981 titled "The Terribly Tidy Man".
J. D. Salinger's Glass siblings, who starred in a fictional radio quiz show titled "It's a Wise Child," didn't fare terribly well.
Conor Friedersdorf, having endured Mr Pawlenty's campaign bio, "The Courage to Stand", suggests the book might be more aptly titled "Well Adjusted Man From Loving Family Is Hardworking, Unlikely To Do Anything Terribly Objectionable".
A notable recent example is Scott McClellan, George W. Bush's press secretary, who quit in 2006, after five years in the White House, and published a memoir titled "What Happened," which offered a blunt portrait of Bush as "authentic" but "terribly off course".
