Sentence examples for being branded as from inspiring English sources

Mr Brown's comments risk being branded as overly optimistic.

"I could tell I was being branded as the rocker who had abandoned the cause".

Mrs. Khadadi, during her childhood, saw many women being branded as witches.

Tibetans who set fire to themselves are being branded as "terrorists".

"I'm being branded as a racist and a bigot, and that's not me," Young said.

Lurking somewhere beneath was that old fear of being branded as a bra-burning harridan.

Your entire district ends up being branded as a poor school".

They are nervous about getting involved in cultural matters and being branded as racists.

But in nutricosmetics, they are being branded as something more sensational.

The party also risks being branded as a "party of no" at a time when most Americans favour government activism.

Wilson thinks protest movements can help, too, though just now they may risk being branded as terrorists.