Sentence examples for title could ever from inspiring English sources

The Penn State IFC/Panhellenic Dance Marathon (THON) is more than its title could ever portray.

You are a leader among a team of leaders, working together to accomplish much more than any one individual with a title could ever hope for.

We don't think any other title could ever have quite the same aesthetic value, but beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

Even if some benefactor arrived and funded a charge to the Premier League title, could that ever have the same impact?

As soon as I pushed out of the start, I would officially become an Olympian--a title no one could ever take away from me.

One woman sniffed at the title and asked rhetorically, "What could ever be terrible about a cat?" Still, I was happy to see one shy little boy smile as he read the book cover to cover, and grateful when a nice woman bought two.

Sunday's game was his response to the critics who said he wasn't clutch, the fans who questioned if he could ever win a title in Cleveland, and who wondered where his place in the pantheon of NBA greats would be.

Weighing in at 896 pages, it isn't an easy book to handle, nor - even to an old Graves hand such as myself - is it easy to find one's way about, in spite of a thorough index of titles and first lines: as I have suggested, Graves himself fiddled about so much over the years, removing a poem here, changing a title there, that no collected volume could ever satisfy everyone.

"It's so far less gratuitous, both sexually and violently, than you could ever imagine from the title.

When asked if he could ever imagine winning the league title, Steven Gerrard admitted that it was something he thought was now beyond him.

"I have the titles, I look like an Adonis, and no one could ever outtalk me.