Sentence examples for gets labelled from inspiring English sources

No wonder he gets labelled a hypocrite.

When my comedy gets labelled "end of the pier", I feel the pain of these seaside towns.

There is much hope, though I fear for the moment when it gets labelled in TV Quick or somesuch as a "documentary series".

As Frances, she was the skittish out-of-towner, who arrives in New York with dreams of being a dancer, couch-surfs and gets labelled "undateable".

The 29-year-old gets labelled an R&B artist but that category – unlike the funk-tastic white jacket he's wearing tonight – fits him less and less comfortably as his sound expands with each album.

VAR models take insufficient account of this.When a nasty surprise such as the LTCM crisis in 1998 comes along, it gets labelled as a "100-year storm", suggesting that such events are very rare.

But everyone gets labeled".

In addition, superintendent [Richard] Nilsen agrees that students "learn" from the statement, regardless of whether it gets labeled as "teaching".

Sadly, today everyone gets labeled and stereotyped.

Isn't it fascinating that real life stories of real people trying to figure it out, gets labeled "strange sex".

Has America entered a Bizarro world in which money equals speech but speech itself gets labeled intimidation?