"titular" is a correct and commonly used word in written English
It can be used to describe something or someone that holds a title or position, but may not necessarily have the corresponding responsibilities or authority. Example: "The company's CEO retired, but he still holds the titular role of Chairman of the Board."
And, given the quality of many of the fall additions – Mulaney, Bad Judge – it's a situation that might not change any time soon. The outstanding Showtime drama, which stars Ruth Wilson and Dominic West as the participants in the titular affair, both telling their side of the story as they saw it, hasn't been a ratings smash, though figures have been rising as the first season progresses.
Jump!, the debut exhibition, offers a specific exploration of the titular gameplay mechanic.
Starring Robert Downey Jr as Iron Man, Chris Hemsworth as Thor, Mark Ruffalo as the Hulk, Chris Evans as Captain America and Scarlett Johansson as the Black Widow, Age of Ultron sets the titular superhero ensemble against titular intelligent robot villain Ultron, voiced by James Spader.
Wright, the show's titular host, is already working on today's script, identifying the biggest stories.
On Friday, he confirmed his chief ally, George Osborne, as chancellor, promoting him to titular "first secretary of state", and kept other senior ministers in their current positions.
They do so, of course, with the help of animated canines, the titular Footy Pups (Monday, CBeebies, 4.30pm), who each week will learn a new skill they put into practice in an animal league that features hippos, ducks and cheetahs.
Word is out that the titular monsters are peripheral to the film's Middle East war storyline, a creative decision that the sequel's backers are presumably now regretting.
In a hyper-saturated style that owes a lot to "City of God" (and in turn to Martin Scorsese's "Goodfellas"), "Elite Squad" makes for strong medicine.Like its inspirations, this film is hyper-violent: the titular squad is an elite paramilitary unit called BOPE.
For Mr Thaksin and the heir-apparent personify the end of the old tutelary democracy and the beginning of Thailand's political future: a European-style constitutional monarchy with the king as titular head of state.
Although Jimmy Wales is still the titular head, nearly all decisions about individual disputes are made either by the community, by administrators who are elected by a vote in the community, or by a group of high-level administrators known as ArbCom, who are also elected.
Others, including economists who worry about the budget consequences of more food subsidies, say the bill is flawed.The titular king of Manipur state, in India's north-east, ended his hunger strike.
