Sentence examples for weird title from inspiring English sources

Buffy the Vampire Slayer was a weird title for a TV show, and it put a lot of people off watching it.

Norman admits that in his earlier books, including a biography of the Beatles called "Shout!" (a weird title, given that the Beatles never recorded and only rarely played that song, and given that shouting is what they didn't do), he accepted the cheap stereotype of Paul as a self-centered trivialist.

(My friend, I still think it's a weird title, but that's Norman).

Fox Searchlight picked it up for a record $12 million after some fierce bidding at last January's Sundance festival, and although it has no big stars and a weird title, I predict it will sweep many awards come that time.

I've always been drawn to those weird titles from the Spanish Golden Age, "Life is a Dream," "The Great Theatre of the World".

Here, we be remember 30 brilliant, idiosyncratic, challenging or just plain weird titles that have been erased from the gaming annals, or at least criminally overlooked.

"Weird titles are so much the norm in Silicon Valley that after you've been here for any time at all, you stop noticing it," said Paul Saffo, director of the Institute for the Future in Menlo Park, Calif.

The puzzle is complicated by my eccentric reading habits, which include the bookshelf of Weird Titles I Must Have Near My Bed, favorites that ward off bad juju while I sleep.

Big companies started to take notice; the console manufacturers opened online stores and courted indie devs to produce weird titles like World of Goo and Braid, both out in 2008.

LO: Again, I have these weird titles for songs that sound really dark and morose, but they aren't meant to be, and that's really more of a tongue-in-cheek song.

The "baddie" was an alien virus that was transmitted through electrostatic shock, presumably the inspiration for the weird episode title.