Sentence examples for which is a title from inspiring English sources

There are a number of problems with "America: Freedom to Fascism," not least of which is a title so meaningless it would make Wittgenstein's head explode.

("Christ" is a transliteration of "Khristos" — the Greek word for "Messiah" — which is a title, like "Lord," not a proper name, which also explains why Paul did not refer to Jesus' followers as Christians).

This new one is The Milan Review of the Universe, which is a title I'm very proud of.

Marc Emery is commonly known as the "Prince of Pot," which is a title he got from years of pot activism and, of course, pot smoking.

Stella asked Andre and Frampton to suggest titles for his new series, and two of Andre's stuck: "Morro Castle," after a ship that had caught fire and burned off the coast of New Jersey in 1934, and "The Marriage of Reason and Squalor," which was a title Andre had used for one of his early allegorical drawings.

Chisora goes into the rematch on 26 July, which is a WBO title eliminator, as the European champion, while the vacant British title will also be up for grabs.

My title is general director (both artistic director and CEO), which is a good title and a good practice.

I'd call her the immigrant lady – which is a great title for a film".

His show is called Chatty Man, which is a good title for Carr.

Watching bidders jostle to buy the Daily Telegraph, which is a prestigious title but has the oldest readers of any British paper, will no doubt have reminded Mr Glover and his fellow founders of this.

Kevin Ward, editor of the Worcester News, which is a Newsquest title, argued at last week's Society of Editors conference that regional papers would find it easier to charge for content than their national counterparts because their content is more "niche".