Sentence examples for are often labelled from inspiring English sources

We are not EU "migrants" as we are often labelled.

Those supporting negotiated settlement are often labelled as "traitors".

Uighur activists say even peaceful protests are often labelled acts of terrorism.

Converts challenge the received order of things by upsetting boundaries, and are often labelled traitors or, more kindly, as eccentrics.

Fear of being denied painkillers leads to many patients suffering in silence and those who do speak up are often labelled aggressive or addicts.

Surveyors are often labelled as being too technical, so if we come across someone who is technically good and can communicate well, it scores highly with us.

These are often labeled rhum agricole, or agricultural rum.

In fact, real grits are often labeled speckled grits.

The antigovernment causes Mr. Wilson has championed are often labeled libertarian.

Women in politics are often labeled according to their looks -- as mothers, whores or maids.

When less familiar symbols are used on maps they are often labeled to prevent misunderstanding.