Sentence examples for He has labelled from inspiring English sources

He has labelled the 1,500 pieces of jewel-studded gold, which appear to have been wrenched violently off their original metal, leather and wooden mounts, "gangland bling".

He has labelled the FTI report derogatory and untrue, and has denied acting as a shadow director, arguing that he was entitled to control QN spending as chairman of a joint venture committee directing the operation of the refinery with "no assets or income" of its own.

Senator Warren is a favorite Trump whipping girl whom he calls "Pocahontas", because she has Native American heritage, and whom he has labelled as a "total failure" as a politician.

By "leave that word" is he suggesting that the media organizations he has labelled America's enemies should call themselves "fake," in some sort of reportorial self-criticism session — a Trumpian cultural-revolution exercise?

This ought to resonate with Mr Medvedev, who likes to advertise his background as a lawyer and his priorities of making the courts independent and fighting what he has labelled "legal nihilism .The defence lawyers argue that the case against Mr Khodorkovsky and Mr Lebedev is a prime example of legal nihilism.

So when he addresses a joint session of Congress on Thursday, "Papa Francisco" can tackle what have become the hallmark themes of his leadership: eradication of poverty; the plight of refugees and immigrants against the backdrop of what he has labelled the "globalisation of indifference"; and climate change.

She chewed Mr. Pascal out for being condescending to the tenants he has labeled as "bad".

He has labeled three-ring binders with names like Grip Strength, Range of Motion, Stance and Movement Variability, and filled them with photographs, diagrams and equations.

He has labeled the teachers' union "political thugs," accused other officials of lying, and charged teachers with "using students like drug mules" to carry political messages.

Like many of the advertisements produced by the Bush campaign, the party's commercial spotlights the affable candidate, espousing the values he has labeled compassionate conservatism.

He has vowed to declare China a currency manipulator on his first day in office; he has labeled the Chinese as "cheaters" and vowed, if necessary, to slap stiff tariffs on their exports.