Sentence examples for attempting to label from inspiring English sources

Tactful enough to stop before attempting to label my relation.

His political statements on education and Social Security also show Mr. Bush attempting to label himself as a more flexible and independent-minded kind of Republican.

Uber filed a briefing in court today that opposes a class-action lawsuit attempting to label drivers as Uber employees instead of as independent contractors.

Since then, readers have been attempting to label her as either a trailblazing feminist or a self-destructive masochist.

"In fact, I made those donations in good faith and I was responding to the leaks by Johnny's agents bragging that I had settled for substantially less than reported, earlier offered sum and attempting to label me a gold digger". .

Republicans endlessly deny that unregulated markets caused this crisis and are forever attempting to label the recession as Obama's own, the better to obscure the degree to which the recession began when a Republican was in the White House and was brought on by an ill-regulated financial system.

Even as Mr Obama mentions repeatedly that he inherited many of the problems he now faces, the GOP will attempt to label these Obama deficits, which will have to be paid for with painful Obama tax increases.

Past attempts to label terrorists as mentally ill have been similarly fraught.

Over 150 psychiatrists have attempted to label its root, with some 30 different diagnoses.

If Obama were to tread at all close to his talking points warning of racially-charged remarks from Republicans, McCain could attempt to label the Democratic ticket as hypocritical on the subject.

Though he hinted at the contrasts between himself and other DNC hopefuls, Perez pledged to eschew negative attacks on his rivals, and criticized billionaire donor Haim Saban's recent smear campaign against Ellison, which has attempted to label the congressman as anti-Semitic.