Sentence examples for generally labelled from inspiring English sources

The house, generally labelled "unique" by estate agent Foxtons, looks all the more unusual because it is sandwiched between two regular-sized homes.

The majority opinion since the mid-19th century has been that Mark served as a source for Matthew and Luke and that the two latter had a further common source, generally labelled Q (for Quelle, the German term for "source"), comprising mainly sayings of Jesus.

Lymph node position is generally labelled according to lymph node region, which limits the correlation between suspicious MRI findings and histopathological samples.

If the deaths of those in the community aren't classed as suicide, they're generally labelled as "unexplained".

A Stokes' vector S describes a polarization state using four components which are generally labelled I, Q, U, and V.

However, because most recent authors consider this area as a separate posterior portion of D, it is currently generally labelled as Dp (Figs.  5e, f, 7d, f).

Eggs high in omega-3s are generally labeled.

There is some basis for this contrast, particularly in regard to religious systems generally labeled fundamentalist.

Buy a pork shoulder — it is generally labeled "Boston butt" in supermarket meat racks.

My paintings are generally labeled as "Americana," and I must say that the American landscape is truly lovely.

If Analytical Cubism, as this phase is generally labeled, analyzed anything, it was the nature of the treatment.