Sentence examples for I can label from inspiring English sources

Whatever one calls it, it includes fiction and nonfiction, if for the sake of distinction in this column I can label as nonfiction the writing of events that could only possibly have occurred or at least supposedly could have occurred.

You think Larry Page wanders around his bedroom late at night thinking, "man, I can't do this!" How do I know I can label them as "negative thoughts"?

The same issue can lead to incorrect identification of patchy structure in interareal projections: a large injection into a cortical area "area I" can label projection neurons in a second cortical area "area II" through retrograde transport.

He honed in on the portion of the book in which Carson wrote: "I had what I only can label a pathological temper – a disease – and this sickness controlled me, making me totally irrational".

I suppose one can label this attitude insular or ethnocentric, but one can also perceive in it a refusal to go along with the guilt-racked, reflexive tendency among Western liberals to idealize the once-despised Other and to countenance the depredations of self-rule in former colonial outposts.

"I don't think you can label these guys very easily," said Jack F. Kemp, a conservative who was Senator Bob Dole's running mate in 1996.

"What I love about Bob is that there's no way you can label him," he says.

Others can label me what they want, but in the end, I'm just me.