Sentence examples for title is perfect from inspiring English sources
And its title is perfect for the genre: Today we're teenagers, but tomorrow we'll be people!
Erica Wagner, in the Times, also stressed the ever-present danger of disintegration: "The book's title is perfect; it is a work that teeters at the edge of uncertainty... Sebald's journey into himself and his past is compelling, puzzling, unique.
But it was more than that: Alison's Starting to Happen showcases Dando's profound gift: the title is perfect, the instrumentation and arrangement unfussy but utterly alluring, and Dando's melodic sense is simply unimpeachable.
The biography's title is perfect, not simply because Roth found in his fallow years an ultimate source of inspiration but because his life made sense to him only when seen in a religious light, as a story of sin and repentance, exile and return.
The title is perfect for a slasher movie (though the final sequence reveals that it refers to a former middle-European concentration camp called Szeveranz) and the film's a considerable advance on Smith's competent debut, Creep, which centred on a German girl stranded overnight in the London underground in the company of rapists, drug addicts and cannibals.
Even the title was perfect.
Every youngster's first musical should be a joyful occasion and "The Music Man," which has a perfect title, is a perfect first.
Stepping out into the sunlight I realise that Perry's show, honest and questing, with its provocative title "Provincial Punk", is perfect for a town like this.
Even apart from its title, the painting is perfect for the show, a storm of green brushstrokes being swallowed by a storm of red.
"Since Eric Cantor doesn't spend much, if any, time with the people in the district, I think that the barnstorm title, 'O Cantor, Where Art Thou?' is perfect".
