Sentence examples for be labelled with from inspiring English sources

They shouldn't be treated like weirdos, nor should they be labelled with that grating word, "intolerant".

Or, at the very least, it's an icky thing to be labelled with.

HTTP provides a last-modified mechanism, i.e. the response to any URL can be labelled with its last-modified time.

It's a type of nonfiction that might be labelled, with only a little exaggeration, "Based on a True Story".

All the machines should be labelled with what areas they target so should be easy to identify.

The specifications, price and availability of each product in an online store could, for example, be labelled with metatags.

All content will be labelled with how long it will take to consume, and users will be able to search based on how long they have.

Currently, three temper tantrums a week, negativity, irritability and anger would qualify a child to be labelled with disruptive mood dysregulation disorder.

But when Lewis's luggage was inspected the Puma cricket bag was found to be labelled with Kirnon's name, Wilkins told the court.

The button was meant to be labelled with the Russian word for "reset", but the state department did not get the translation quite right.

LB King Willem-Alexander does not wish to be called Willem IV, he says, because he doesn't want to be labelled with a number.