Sentence examples for deserved the label from inspiring English sources

Obviously, they all could not have been number one, and today, most can't prove they ever deserved the label.

Although the exact definition of 'psychologism' was itself part and parcel of the Psychologismus-Streit, most German-speaking philosophers, from the 1880s onwards, agreed that the following arguments deserved the label 'psychologistic' (I shall write PA for 'psychologistic argument'): Consider first Frege's Grundlagen der Arithmetik (1884).

He doesn't argue that all people labelled autistic don't deserve the label.

The only valid test is whether or not they deserve the label of gangsters".

This doesn't seem like a show that deserves the label "topical satire".

But what if the relevant science in fact raises issues so serious as to deserve the label "apocalyptic"?

But, alas, Mr Klaus is no free marketeer; indeed, he is the last person deserving the label Thatcherite.

But Fischer comes as close to deserving the label of a creative genius as a chess player can.

Looking for Vilcabamba Among the many so-called "lost cities" of the Inca, Vilcabamba la Vieja is the one that truly deserves the label.

"Over all," she concluded, "breast is probably best, but not so much better that formula deserves the label of 'public health menace,' alongside smoking".

He gave a fine speech about France's Appelation Contrôlée system, which sets rules wines must meet to deserve the label of a prized locality.