Sentence examples for going to be labeled from inspiring English sources
I'm not going to be labeled a black filmmaker.
"I thought I was going to be labeled as the bad kid from New York".
I'm not going to be labeled and I'm not going to be boxed".
"I thought I was going to be labeled as a kid from New York -- the bad kid from New York.
"He said, 'If I don't show up, I'm going to be labeled a fugitive,' " his sister Jenny Gong, 31, recalled.
"I was thinking maybe I was jinxed and I was going to be labeled as that player who wasn't durable," Porter said.
"Here the job is going to be labelling the story as reliable or not reliable, rather than an individual claim, and that's going to require some adjustment by the fact-checkers," Graves said.
"Because of the actions of possibly half a dozen people on a Metro train in Paris all the supporters are going to be labelled as racist," he told BBC Radio Five Live.
You could see the photographers lining up images of these guys smashing in the windscreen, and I couldn't deal with the fact that yet another student protest was going to be labelled "violent".
On a day when Farah pledged to speak under oath to the United States Anti-Doping Agency, Kara Goucher – who trained alongside Farah in 2011 and 2012 – refused to criticise him directly but urged anyone thinking of training with Salazar to "think long and hard because you're going to be labelled something for the rest of your life".
