Sentence examples for accepted label from inspiring English sources

There is no generally accepted label for theories that deny both noncognitivism and the moral error theory but maintain that moral facts are mind-dependent; here I shall use the term "non-objectivism".

Secretary is now almost a taboo word that can be freighted with sexist condescension, but in those pre-feminist days, many women accepted labels like secretary and stewardess with pride because they signified status, mobility and sophistication.

Given the absence of widely accepted labels for the different formats, for simplicity and for consistency with the precedent established via our use of these terms in other papers, we refer to the two formats in this article as ladders and trees.

While it can be used to produce small labels as a portable labeler does, the EL60 also accepts labels up to 2 1/4 inches wide.

Some are proud to accept labels such as "ned" (in Scotland) and "chav" (in England).

"Well you know, it's hard to accept labels in terms of creative work, in any case," he says.

The British have always been less comfortable accepting labels than the Americans but there's much more to Benner's reticence and Thompson's unease around the term than that.

We passively accept labels and allow those in power to dictate what we think and how we behave, but that is how religion exerts control as well.

We were labelled, accepted the labels and set out to live an independent life".

The stable semantics is useful for applications requiring a high level of decisiveness, as it assigns to each argument the label "accepted" or the label "rejected".

They might cheekily have accepted the label "fashion victim".