Sentences with phrase «one's very title»

Now the show's very title invites one in.
How does a book whose very title telegraphs «noncommittal» still end up feeling like it doesn't do what it says on the tin?
The show's very title sounds suspiciously like a reprise of «Black Radical Women» in Brooklyn last year or «rAdicAl preEsEncE» at the Grey Art Gallery in 2013.
It was NCLB, after all, whose very title formally proclaimed the law» [a] n act to close the achievement gap.»
The show's very title calls attention to the «Interstices.»
The show's very title speaks of ambivalence and incomplete grammars.
She caught the art world's attention with a groundbreaking essay whose very title, «Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?
Michael Wolff's dishy Fire and Fury sold nearly two million copies in three weeks, thanks in part to Donald Trump's rants, while former FBI Director James Comey's memoir A Higher Loyalty — whose very title is a subtweet aimed squarely at the president — will almost certainly top next week's bestseller lists, with Trump taking to Twitter to call Comey a «slimeball» and «the WORST FBI Director in history.»
Here, for instance, are the opening lines of a poem from her 2012 collection A Thousand Mornings, the very title of which, «On Traveling to Beautiful Places,» starts playing a sentimental tune:
But then again, I have a nasty word in the very title of my blog.
It will be useful at the outset to distinguish two matters that the very title of this response tends confusingly to run together, viz., (1) «Hermeneutics,» in particular hermeneutics as shaped by commitments to the conceptuality and doctrines of process philosophy, and (2) the use of Scripture - as - interpreted in the course of doing theology.
He began by sneering at the Pope himself: «His very title, though perhaps a slight improvement on my immediate suggestion of Pope Father on the analogy of Queen Mother, is fraught with unfortunate implications.
Its actuality is suggested by its very title, «Fifty Years Hence.»
There are three men called Patriarch of Antioch in the Roman communion» Melkite, Maronite, and Latin (I think I have them all)» which suggests that the very title of patriarch, even as regards an apostolic see, is merely honorific, because the only unique patriarchal office is the pope's.
The problem is evident in the very title of his book.
It has rarely been remarked that the very title of Whitehead's major work contains a more or less explicit reference to that of F. H. Bradley's: Bradley's Appearance and Reality: A Metaphysical Essay (1893) becomes Whitehead's Process and Reality: An Essay in Cosmology (1929).1 Such an obvious and prominently placed allusion is perhaps already enough...
The religious trend taking place at the Enlightenment is made clear by the very titles of some of its most important books: The Reasonableness of Christianity as Delivered in the Scriptures (John Locke, 1695), Christianity Not Mysterious (John Toland, 1696), and Christianity as Old as the Creation (Matthew Tindal, 1730).
Whilst the very title of «Protestantism» depicts its genesis as a reactive movement, it is the case that strong protests against the Christian doctrines of the Trinity and the Incarnation form part of the Koran and so of Islamic faith.
The very title suggests the conflict between the mechanical and the organic, between a machine and the life principle.
A New Testament cut off from the Old is automatically abolished since it exists, as its very title suggests, because of the unity of both.
The Centaur, Updike's award - winning novel of 1964, declares our essential doubleness in its very title.
Tensions increase: The very title of this period suggests its thickening.
Indeed, the very title of Martin's book is a sort of riposte to Balthasar's Dare we hope that all be saved?
One student angrily confronted me in my office, insisting that he would not read the book because the very title filled him anxiety.
An outright Mahayana biography of the Buddha is the Lalita - Vistara, though based, thinks Winternitz, on a Hinayana original of the Saravastivada school, but expanded and modified in accord with the Mahayana spirit.57 The very title reveals an outlook foreign to Hinayana.
The very title of this banana dessert conjures up memories for me.
Already winning last season, Madrid proved that they are still a very title oriented side as theyZidane...
«My Summer of Love» — the very title implies impermanence — is an abstraction of a Yorkshire summer.
It may not take the genre into uncharted waters, and occasionally stumbles into cliche, but Gemini Rue is an accomplished homage that rivals the very titles that influenced it.
The very title The Departed suggests a James Joycean take on Irish - Catholic sentiment when, of course, this story is anything but: It's Scorsesean, and he's in full bloom.
Its very title lovingly derives from the name of Miguel's oldest living relative, great - grandmother Mamá Coco, whose importance to the story only becomes clear late in the film.
The very title, l'Illusionniste illustrates how Tati was aware at how his public persona was a veil that contradicted the real man» - would be quite interesting.
From its very title to its closing credits, Southside With You was destined for at least minor cheesiness.
Howard's entire end game seems to be in the very title.
Careful viewers will even note that even the very title is a misnomer because there are really only six psychopaths.
Its very title sounds definitive of the darkly, sometimes loathsomely brilliant film noir, a class — if not precisely a genre — of American movie to evolve in the wake of the Second World War or, more accurately, after the tide of war had turned in favor of the Allies: tortured imagings of a then - contemporary America, the high neurotic intensity of which would astound anyone who fancies the movies came of age this side of Stanley Kubrick.
Holy Motors implies with its very title a reverence for the mechanical, which is to say the physical and tactile; a sequence involving motion - capture sex, while visually spectacular in its own right, gets pointedly contrasted with 19th - century cinematograph footage depicting athletic movements, and when Monsieur Oscar dons the «Merde» guise (from Carax's Tokyo!
Sure, it is simple enough just to lob out a few «great cinema» titles and call it a day, but it also becomes obvious that (particularly because I am Canadian) the very titles I choose from thousands of excellent movies about America, is more a reflection of what I think of the complex toffee - swirl of regions, ideals and flavours that is the United States.
But that proves to be one of the shockingly few moments Jolie gets to cut completely loose, for contrary to what that trailer and the very title implies, Stromberg and screenwriter Linda Woolverton ultimately serve up a considerably softened and thus considerably less fun and satisfying take on the character.
Except, in the case of director Antoine Fuqua's The Magnificent Seven, the very title's been done before.
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