“titular”造句，怎麼用titular造句

titular; in name But not in reality; symbolic; merely nominal

(British) the honorary or titular head of a university.

a titular Roman Catholic bishop in a non-Catholic area.

The titular heroine is a successful woman with a distinguished career, but she conveys an essential sadness.

Under this class of men are comprehended all contemplative tradesmen, titular physicians, and statesmen that are out of business.

A prelate, usually a titular bishop, who has jurisdiction over a territory not in a diocese but subject directly to the Holy See.

The Code of Ur-Nammu: Written and between 2100 and 2050 BCE, the Code of Ur-Nammu discusses the legal philosophies of the titular Sumerian king.

The legendary hockey mask-wearing, machete-wielding mass murderer Jason Voorhees is back on the big screen in Paramount's retelling of the classic horror film, and on the film's titular date.

the titular head of a company

Bryan remained titular head of the party.

The honorary or titular head of a university.

Based on some practical examples, some translating methods of such titular attributive clauses are discussed in this paper.

That titular story, a tale of two women from devastatingly different backgrounds, treading water in the same place, is a near-perfect piece of fiction.

a titular distinction

He is titular head, and merely signs laws occasionally.

The titular collective enterprise does not satisfy the essential legal requirements for the set_up of a corporatian, so it does not have corporate capacity.

a titular character of a novel

Speaking of failure and success, a big part of the film's premise is predicated on the success of the titular inception.

O'Connor gave up his titular possessions and conducted business in America.