Sentence examples for he also labelled from inspiring English sources
He also labelled Rogen a "gangster filmmaker".
He also labelled then National Party leader Ian Sinclair a "piece of vermin," press gallery veteran Laurie Oakes a "cane toad" and John Howard a "mangy maggot".
He also labelled as "wrong-headed" the ground-breaking Kyoto Protocol of 1997, in which governments around the world pledged to cut carbon emissions.
He also labelled those who questioned his inherent political incorrectness in reciting the rhyme in the first place as "anti-racism extremists".
He also labelled as "patronising, condescending and almost colonial" human rights groups who criticised a government-appointed inquiry into claims of war crimes.
He also labelled the FSA a "terrific partner", as the FSA defended itself against criticism of its role in the Libor scandal by MPs.
He also labeled elections in Belarus "profoundly lousy".
He also labeled the disciplinary process "pathetic" and said the decision against him went against "all legitimacy and credibility".
He also labeled trust as an important antecedent of perceived usefulness and ease of use.
While Feldman rates Altria's prospects as neutral in Merrill's three-tier ranking system, he also labels it a high risk and has lowered his 2003 earnings-per-share estimate by 14 cents, to $4.57.
The terminology within which Richard Rufus makes the above noted distinction is "esse in habitu" versus "esse in actu", the former he also labels "esse simpliciter", the latter "esse ut nunc".[11] Bacon seems to substitute the expression "esse habituale" for the expression "esse in habitu".
