Sentence examples for be quick to label from inspiring English sources
Don't be quick to label the Defibs revivalists though their sound is as fresh as it is traditional.
Others argued that if the Chapel Hill shooting had been committed by a Muslim, critics would be quick to label it terrorism.
That being said, I am horrified with how judgmental we are, how we are quick to label erotica as 'mommy porn' (as if you need to have used your uterus or be raising a child in order to enjoy it and that because it contains sex it is pornography) and how it has begun a unproductive discussion about feminism and violence against women.
Muslim leaders throughout the world were quick to label the attacks contrary to the Koran and Islamic teachings.
The Charleston police were quick to label what happened in the sanctuary of Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church last Wednesday night a "hate crime".
But conservative opponents of such systems were quick to label the proposal a new tax on energy consumers.
Many were quick to label the team the worst ever at the club, but River's relegation is far more complex than a single season's poor form.
Given that Byers had previously pledged that no public money would be used to compensate Railtrack shareholders, the papers were quick to label this a u-turn.
National gay rights groups were quick to label such talk as "hysteria," even as researchers as the university scrambled to clarify their findings.
Analysts said the Iranian authorities seemed to have been quick to label Mr. Ali Mohammadi a loyalist, possibly as a precursor to renewed, harsh action against their opponents.
