Sentence examples for explicitly labeled from inspiring English sources

It should have been explicitly labeled a satire.

"Basically the only place that these financial guys consider factual enough for rebroadcast is the one part of the Rupert Murdoch bias machine explicitly labeled opinion".

But unlike aromatherapy products and other potions claiming to bring about general stress relief, the latest remedies are explicitly labeled as sleep inducers, bearing such evocative names as Sleep Well foaming bath, from the Thymes Limited, a Minneapolis company; Aroma Calm body cream by Lancome; and Deep Rest water mist from Crabtree & Evelyn.

God forbid that a service explicitly labeled as "beta" behave like a service still in beta.

De vanitate is explicitly labeled a declamatio, indicating deliberate use of a common rhetorical form well known to Renaissance authors.

These accounts were not explicitly labeled "methods of discovery", but the general accounts of scientific methods are nevertheless relevant for current philosophical debates about scientific discovery.

Some of the books explicitly label themselves as "art therapy".

Indeed, he goes further to say that explicitly labeling the listings from GoTo as paid or sponsored may keep users from relevant sites.

Her speech is interrupted by a man who identifies himself as David Irving Timothy Spalll), a known Holocaust denier she explicitly labelled as such in her 1993 book Denying the Holocaust.

Both his wife, Cindy, and his daughter Meghan have posed for the current California ad campaign explicitly labeling opposition to same-sex marriage as hate.

Muhammad Mehdi Kariminia, a midranking cleric and university professor at Mam Khomeini University in Qum, who wrote his doctoral thesis on transsexuals in Iran, said Muslim clerics could not show leniency or forgiveness for homosexuals because the Koran explicitly labels sodomy sinful.