Sentence examples for branded many from inspiring English sources

The Nazis sadistically branded many concentration camp inmates, as if they were cattle, as a form of degradation and dehumanization.

Ms. Joya, who has often branded many of her fellow legislators as warlords and war criminals, said that while a cow can give milk and a donkey can carry a load, the lawmakers do nothing.

Roger A. Pielke Sr., for example, a climate scientist at the University of Colorado who has been highly critical of the United Nations climate panel and who once branded many of the scientists now embroiled in the e-mail controversy part of a climate "oligarchy," said that so many independent measures existed to show unusual warming taking place that there was no real dispute about it.

Over time, it became my personal logo and has quietly branded many of my life's most joyful pursuits.

So, perhaps it's no surprise that Intel wanted to delineate performance expectations differently with their 7th gen Kaby Lake-Y 4.5 Watt processor series and have, in fact, branded many of these processors as Core i, rather than Core m.

Unfortunately, to many who do not understand them, these simulations also seem like rehearsals for real life, a horrible misconception that has branded many books, movies, and now games as "immoral" throughout the ages.

In opposition the Tories began considering the policy on Muslims, which critics say risks branding many as extremists even though they do not espouse violence.

This is a great start, but the NHS is still branded by many as a latecomer.

While sites like Gilt have been able to attract premium brands, many have also struggled to build their inventories.

And it gives the watch brands, many of which come from the Richemont group, a real opportunity to shine.

With nothing left but its brand, many wondered whether the legendary department store would be forced to shutter its doors.