Sentence examples for given the labels from inspiring English sources
The protagonist, Cheryl, a recent college graduate who was "the only one"—the only black student at the school and her friends are all given the labels " 'white ' " or " 'negro' " by Collins, in explicitly ironic quotation marks.
Specifically, following White (1998) and Don (2007, 2008) it recognises only two broad sub-types of invoked attitude, given the labels 'evoked' and 'provoked' attitude, with the 'evoked' category coterminous with Martin and White's 'afford' sub-type (i.e. what they term 'experiential' tokens) and the 'provoked' category combining Martin and White's 'flag' and 'provoke' sub-types.
The minimum and maximum value of the y-axis were given the labels "Negative" and "Positive", respectively, and there was also a horizontal axis with zero-intercept labelled "Neutral" (see Figure 1).
By using the two assumptions, Equation 5 can be written as (6) where f(g| x = k) is the probability of a pixel x having a particular gray-scale value g given its label k, and p(x = k| N c ) is the probability of being label k given the labels of its current estimated surrounding neighbors N c.
Because he writes genre fiction – comics and fantasy – Gaiman is often given the label "cult".
Tim Deluxe, the Stanton Warriors and Goose have given the label a positive outlook on the future.
Mint Royale have just given the label their first No 1 with "Singin' In The Rain".
MAGAZINE Geniuses at Work Today comic actors are given the label once reserved for Mozart: Everyone is a genius.
Many photographers are given the label "street photographer" these days; for Gus, being a street photographer simply means he prefers to work outside instead of in the studio.
The implication here is that such material is less harmful and should not be given the label of images of child abuse.
A child inappropriately given the label of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder can come to see himself as broken or limited, and act accordingly.
