Sentence examples for brand someone from inspiring English sources

What's the brand, someone asked?

"To brand someone as a terrorist after 9/11 -- I don't think it will be easy to return to normal life".

His innovation is his self-transformation from one skillful pianist among many to a living brand, someone who had to be seen if for no other reason than that so many others were seeing him.

But such talk is also indicative of a trend in the Arab media, after a century of Arab-Jewish strife, where if you want to brand someone as illegitimate, just call him a "Jew".

Who needs to innovate when you can just brand someone else's innovations?

These will allow new domains to be created for practically any word or brand someone wants to register.

Back then, there were few accusations quite as withering as branding someone a "sellout".

Many pointed out that a size 14 is a healthy size to be, while others criticised the fashion industry for branding someone of that size with the label 'plus'plus

The bill imposes three years in prison and a fine for branding someone as a witch.

Emma: Do you think this is another way that Lena is playing with the ridiculousness of branding someone the "voice of a generation"?

But I also understand the much more damaging impact of branding someone illegal, which many interpret is the case when we use the shorthand 'illegal immigrant.'".