Sentence examples for but labelling from inspiring English sources

No doubt it's quite annoying when a citizen challenges your ministerial secrets-shield, but labelling my polite-but-persistent letter writing as "vexatious" seemed harsh.

Of course, Christie knows that Springsteen is a progressive activist who has campaigned for numerous Democratic Presidential candidates, but labelling this a partisan stunt would be a big error.

Admittedly, it wasn't quite an 'Argo-esue' escape from another Middle Eastern country, but labelling a controversial government minister on a conference stage as an "idiot" maybe wasn't the wisest of moves.

The GPs experienced challenges when trying to convince patients that the medication they used to treat and prevent headache could cause headache, but labelling MOH as a diagnosis opened up space for action.

Firstly, bikini armour can be part of a work of art – but labelling something as "art" does not place it beyond criticism.

It was found that GPs experienced challenges when trying to convince patients that the medication they used to treat and prevent headache could cause headache, but labelling MOH as a diagnosis opened up a space for change.

But labeling the attitude does not help us explain it or escape it.

In contrast, caregivers created more support relations than containment relations, regardless of infant age, but labeled containment more than support.

Lawrence was all but labeled a vicious murderer.

But labeling those efforts as the so-called Global War on Terror has been destructive.

Michael Jordan was synonymous with winning but labeled an ass for gambling and divorcing his wife.