Sentence examples for unwieldy title from inspiring English sources

She published it herself, which perhaps explains its unwieldy title.

"Best of the Art-X 95-2000" is the show's unwieldy title.

Don't be fooled by the unwieldy title: "Remington and the Curse of the Zombadings" is nothing if not narratively succinct.

There was truth behind the unwieldy title of the band's fifth album, 1994's Muse Sick-n-Hour Mess Age.

Alison Espach, the author of "The Adults," embeds a similarly perfect but unwieldy title in one of her novel's closing passages.

Despite its unwieldy title (which my editorial experience suggests was not the author's fault) this piece by the always-thoughtful Ms. Skenazy is worth a read.

The production Gilderoy is working on is titled "The Equestrian Vortex," a homage (along with the soundtrack) to the evocative yet unwieldy titles of Italian horror and giallo films.

In 2002, when asked by Pitchfork why they'd littered their debut album with such unwieldy titles (Nothing Is Ever Lost Or Can Be Lost My Science Friend, for example), Andrew just reasoned: "It's basically like, why not do something like this?" Twelve years later and, as guitarist Aaron Hemphill explained to TheFourOhFive, their decision-making was as purposefully contrary as ever.

The CW does its really pretty and powerful young people thing -- which, yes, I'm a sucker for -- and ABC has the new show to beat (both for promise and unwieldy titling): Marvel's Agents of SHIELD.

It's all a bit unhinged, especially when you consider the fact that the term "czar" exists in our political culture solely as shorthand for the media to discuss individuals with complex portfolios and unwieldy titles.

Oh yes he did: Adam Ant is the Blueblack Hussar in Marrying the Gunner's Daughter, comfortably the most unwieldy album title of recent memory, is his first in well over a decade.