Sentence examples for immediately labelling from inspiring English sources

"What's worrying to me is the thought-police action around speech and the shutting down of the right to be able to disagree and immediately labelling it as transphobic," Roberts said.

Of course, in the spirit of keyboard courage many constituents cross the line, but immediately labelling their concerns as cyberbullying has the potential to take us back to the times when one could not possibly be in disagreement with the Authority, so to speak.

But Congress immediately labeled the proposal a non-starter.

Israeli officials immediately labeled Friday night's attack the "Sabbath massacre".

Conventional wisdom (and the soda industry) immediately labeled Berkeley a wacky anomaly.

Tomorrowland's failure was immediately labelled a sign of Hollywood's inability to produce successful original content by observers.

I immediately labeled Herve the quintessential French intellectual: intense looking but gentle, almost always with cigarette in hand.

Ms. Tymoshenko, who led the coalition, immediately labeled the dissolution illegal, and vowed to continue to lead the "democratic team".

But when a woman communicates in the exact same way, she's immediately labeled assertive, dominating, aggressive and overbearing".

Obviously, in an atmosphere where any regulation is immediately labeled "nanny statism," changing "the environment" is difficult.

Aides to Mr. Bush immediately labeled them as evidence that Iraq had failed to disclose all it was obliged to in its declaration.