Sentence examples for accept the label from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton, do you accept the label "libtard"?

What galled even some right wingers was Mr. Ailes's refusal to accept the label.

Happy to accept the label "Champagne socialist," Mortimer felt at home with literary old Laborites like Denis Healey.

We've so far been fined 600,000 roubles (£6,233) for refusing to accept the label foreign agent.

A great variety of doctrinal views and polities exist among so-called Protestants, and not all Western non-Roman Catholic Christians accept the label Protestant.

People who would happily accept the label "intellectual" were quick to surmise that the scandal was somehow cooked up by President Nicolas Sarkozy (with the help of French-hating Americans) to bring down a rival on the left.

I can accept the labels because being a black woman writer is not a shallow place but a rich place to write from.

"I can accept the labels" — the adjectives like "black" and "female" that are often attached to her work — "because being a black woman writer is not a shallow place but a rich place to write from.

You never accept the labels or expectations that others have for you.

To say nothing is to accept the labelling of a group as appropriate, or perhaps to implicitly agree that fighting overt bias, rather than unconscious bias, is more worthy.

It would exist in each brother as an entity that's both scientific and artistic, but in order to be heard and encouraged, financially and socially, to express itself to its fullest extent, in the physical world, it would self-consciously, functionally accept the labels "Terence McKenna and Dennis McKennana".