Sentence examples similar to a labeled rose from inspiring English sources

I moved onto the canned variety, delicately labeled "Rose Black".

Dip it in fuchsia, slap a label like "Rose" on it, and CE companies take it for granted that the fairer sex will claw at each other to grab their products off store shelves.

Soviet Pop's debut cassette, Dialog, was issued on local label Rose Mansion Analog.

Adding an element of sentimentality and comedy, Mr. Risi joined a group of filmmakers who at first were condemned with the label "rose-colored neorealism," but quickly earned the affection of an Italian public eager to put war trauma in the past.

Our first summer in the house, I labeled all the rose bushes with color information and made a garden diagram showing which roses stayed and which ones were to go.

They always fall off and... my name does't define me... That's like putting a label on a flower that says, "Rose".

She was holding a beige mug labelled "CardioFunRun '89," and Rose tried to imagine what possible incarnation of either Bev or Vera, in any decade, went running.

A rose is a rose is a rose is a rose.

"That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet," she says – arguing that a name is merely a label, and a label does not change the essence of a thing.

"A rose is a rose is a rose". Gertrude Stein.

"A rose is a rose is a rose" doesn't count!