Sentence examples for disputed the label from inspiring English sources

But the interviewees defended their actions and disputed the label "vigilante", saying they were there simply to protect their communities.

It's a love story, a morality tale and even though director Danny Boyle has disputed the label feelgood, it is putting smiles on the faces of cinema-goers.

This call for an African-American theatre was immediately seized upon by the press as separatist, despite the fact that Wilson himself disputed the label.

The modernist composer Charles Wuorinen has disputed the label "difficult," which is invariably assigned, alongside "thorny" and "serial," to much of his music.

It was the latest uncomfortable moment in a long, tortuous campaign for Sunday's election in which Hofer, who despite his anti-immigration platform disputes the label "far-right," says he has drawn encouragement from Donald Trump's presidential victory in the United States.

Christensen disputes the racist label.

I once called her America's most dogged street detective of AIDS, and no one disputed that label.

He disputes that label bitterly, saying he is a law-and-order absolutist who opposes only illegal immigration, and his critics are sympathetic to lawbreakers.

It is a relatively unoriginal diss – Michael Jackson called Sony head Tommy Mottola "devilish" in 2002 during his long dispute with the label – it is also incorrect.

Holland-Dozier-Holland left Motown in early 1968 after a dispute with the label over royalties and profit sharing.

Interviewed by Salmond about his new novel, Sweet Tooth, the writer recalled he had told Salmond that he disputed his label as a British novelist when the politician gave a speech at the Guardian offices in January on his vision for Britain if Scotland won independence.