Sentence examples for branding the from inspiring English sources

Sutherland walked out after 10 months, branding the organisation "ungovernable".

One newspaper branding the Moore sisters "dour and humourless feminists".

To gain exclusivity, consider branding the promotion itself.

"It was only then that everyone began to realize that we were branding the theatre".

That will not stop his foes from branding the warrior a warmonger.

"The families of those killed so senselessly deserve answers," said Mr Obama, branding the suspects "terrorists".

The fundamentalist clerics went into overdrive, branding the women "whores" and "harlots".

There is, of course, a certain amount of risk in branding the president a liar.

We all join in with a football-terrace chant branding the losing team "thick and slow".

But to recognize that such transgressions occur does not justify branding the Zionist movement as racist.

Third, branding the insurgents as rogues burnished their appeal for many aggrieved with the status quo.