Sentence examples for verbal title from inspiring English sources

The use of "Father" as a verbal title originated in Europe and was only used with priests who were members of a monastic order.

The script is almost as smart and verbal as its title character, a young janitor from South Boston who is also a mathematical genius.

Title: Elicitation of verbal paradigms for snore.

They settled for "executive architect," a relatively new title that lends verbal dignity to a position somewhere between the starring role of design architect and the facilitators, known as the architects of record.

Early in the new movie "Steve Jobs," the title character absorbs a verbal sting from fellow Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, who accuses Jobs of being a glorified marketer.

Ted tells stories, both fictional and real-life tales, and "The Door in the Floor" is full of recurring verbal motifs and metaphors (starting with the title).

Now she's putting her hilarious physical and verbal skills to good use as the title character in A. R. Gurney's Sylvia, at the Cort Theatre.

In the changing room, he belittled Inter's recent league title successes in a volley of verbal abuse at his players.

Faculty are not being told they can't use courtesy titles in emailing with students or others, the school told HuffPost, and the courtesy title policy has no impact on verbal speech.

The title of the show evokes the fine verbal discriminations of Henry James.

THE title of this book is a kind of verbal haka or war dance.