Sentence examples for typical title from inspiring English sources

"At Twilight" was a typical title.

"Menace, Anyone?" was a typical title.

("Taking the Red Pill: Science, Philosophy and Religion in 'The Matrix' " is a typical title).

A typical title, for example, might be "Myriad Part 3" or "Refined Kabbalah"; these sound like titles of poems, not titles of lists.

The œuvre of Bookchin, who died in 2006, is vast and dense (a typical title is "The Philosophy of Social Ecology: Essays on Dialectical Naturalism").

Violent characters litter his songs with corpses, and Mr. Zevon himself boasts in one typical title, "I'll Sleep When I'm Dead".

Operations research, value engineering, and PABLA (problem analysis by logical approach) are typical titles of such rationalized approaches.

pieces — "Iphigenia in Brooklyn," "The Stoned Guest," and "Wachet Arf!" are typical titles — comes from their combination of the risible and the hummable: you're never quite sure whether P.D.Q. was an incompetent composer or a visionary one, his malfunctioning-sewing-machine textures interlaced with touches of bluegrass, minimalism, and rock and roll.

He said Kixeye's games retain players for five times longer and monetize 20 times better than typical titles on Facebook.

Among those who did were beboppers like Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie and the so-called progressives -- the band leaders Stan Kenton, Boyd Raeburn and their ilk (typical song title: "Boyd Meets Stravinsky").

The Lynd studies (Middletown in Transition appeared in 1937) were at first resented; since that time, however, Muncie has come to be proud of its "typical American" title.