Sentence examples for had even labeled from inspiring English sources

The seller shared Ms. Weber's sense of order, too — she had even labeled some of the closet shelves.

Sarah Palin's defenders have even labeled as Trig truthers those who suspect subterfuge surrounding her last pregnancy.

Writer Ryan Donegan has even labeled them "generation frustration".

And he probably won't; some have even labeled him "pro-development".

More recently, some have even labelled him the "British Obama".

Beforehand, he had been somewhat taciturn, particularly around strangers – a tendency that had even been labelled a disability by his school.

I Am Michael was the talk of the town at Sundance earlier this year, and Franco has even been labeled an A-grade actor after his portrayal of real-life San Francisco writer Michael Glatze, a former LGBT advocate who started a twink-tastic magazine (before Tumblr, kids) but ended up undergoing ex-gay therapy, renouncing all that homo stuff and marrying a good, godly Christian woman.

Especially with the decrease in cardiovascular mortality, Austria shares a "common background" (Koskinen 2003) with other Western European countries, a development which has even been labeled the "cardiovascular revolution" (Meslé and Vallin 2006; Vallin and Meslé 2001).

Which is why many of those who descended on Paris would not, until recently, have even been labelled climate activists.

Germans call her Mutti, the mother of the nation; she has even been labelled in the international media as the new "leader of the free world".

And the review's support for action to curb greenhouse gas emissions, just as the government is pushing for domestic and international measures to do just that, has even been labelled as another dodgy dossier.