Sentence examples for title causes from inspiring English sources

Along the way they determined that for those who identify as transgender, being forced to sign up to a gendered title causes discomfort.

But the story's surprise ending causes the reader to re-evaluate all that has gone before, much the way the photograph referred to by the title causes all the novel's characters to re-evaluate their lives.

Clicking on the title causes a detail page to be displayed.

If your first choice title causes confusion or is overused, consider revising it to make it distinct and memorable.

He thinks that the title caused all the stink.

The blog's title caused less discomfort, though Mr. Koenig said it used a word he did not use much.

Carter says he was not surprised that his use of the word 'apartheid' in the title caused such a furore, and defends it: 'The word is the most accurate available to describe Palestine.

As NASCO points out, however, Chambers' bad-faith conduct in the course of the litigation caused the delay for which damages were sought and greatly complicated the closing of the sale, through the cloud on the title caused by the fraudulent transfer.

The city's complaint not only includes a quiet title cause of action, but also a request to evict, he said.

Had the city only wanted to protect its property in the future, it would have done it through a quiet title cause of action, which would have established the right property lines and ownership of the land, Alpert said.

When accepting the award, Hoolboom quipped "Frank's Cock has never seemed so large"; Waugh, however, suggests that the title "caused more embarrassment than mirth" when it was read during the citation.