Sentence examples for the apt title from inspiring English sources

("Blur" is the apt title of a recent assessment of the state of journalism).

"When Genius Failed" was the apt title to Roger Lowenstein's fine book about that fiasco.

The apt title, "The Curse of Bigness," comes from a 1914 essay by the Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis about the rise of giant monopolies.

A Little Night Music is the apt title for the Mostly Mozart Festival's popular series of late-night programs in the Kaplan Penthouse at Lincoln Center.

That's the apt title of a forthcoming essay by Paul Slovic, a psychology professor at the University of Oregon who has pioneered this field of research.

I Refuse to Be Invisible was the apt title for this poised exhibition, her first proper museum retrospective, and indeed almost all of Akunyili Crosby's paintings are autobiographical.

Dine gives the oddly apt title, "The Columbia River," to his stately 8-foot-tall Venuses with a fragmented, unfinished texture and a green patina.

Although the week started in 2006 as a week to raise awareness about the importance of saving for retirement, progress since then suggests the more apt title for the week should be National Retirement In Security Weekk.

The American production unit of the Dutch reality factory Endemol Entertainment is recruiting whole families for a show tentatively called "Rebuilding Your Life," though the more apt title being used internally at the moment is "The Family Reality Show".

"That's a bit negative, isn't it?" The Libertines' first album in 11 years has the unimprovably apt title Anthems for Doomed Youth.

(The extremely apt title "In One Person" comes from "Richard II"). The mysterious identity of Billy's real father will come back to haunt the book.