Sentence examples for having been labeled from inspiring English sources
"Sex" is notorious in Broadway history for having been labeled "a public nuisance" by the New York police and closed down, even though it had already played 41 weeks of sold-out performances without incident.
In a frazzled state on morning radio, McGuire jokingly insisted that having been labeled an ape by a 13-year old spectator, Goodes might have been a good promotional spokesperson for the touring King Kong stage show.
Li Qiao's use of the term "pingfan" (rehabilitate) is a word with deeply political connotations in China and refers to the rehabilitation of a person's public reputation after having been labeled negatively by the Chinese Communist Party, especially during political campaigns like the Anti-Rightist or 100 Flowers Campaigns or the Cultural Revolution.
Having labeled myself homosexual and having been labeled as such by the wider world, I have effectively lived a 'gay' life for most of my years.
Having been labeled as the "id girls" in the past, they represent the unmediated, instinctual desires of a contemporary generation-and the desires and experiences of sharing everything on social media.
Despite having been labeled "the gloomiest man in rock", author Deena Weinstein described Waters as an existentialist, dismissing the unfavourable moniker as the result of misinterpretation by music critics.
