Sentence examples for in which he labels from inspiring English sources
A few months ago, the writer had lunch with Richard Wagner's great-grandson, Gottfried Wagner, a musicologist who has written a memoir in which he labels his great-grandfather a prophet of Nazism, attacks his grandmother for befriending Adolph Hitler, and attacks his own father--the current director of the Wagner festival in Bayreuth--for concealing the family's dismal history.
Refers to E.B. White's essay"Here is New York" in which he labels three different kinds of New Yorkers, the native-born New Yorker, the commuter, and the person who was born somewhere else and came to New York in quest of something".
Just two months since he accused Unsworth who assisted in the safe rescue of 12 young boys from a cave in Thailand's north of being a "pedo guy," the embattled Tesla CEO has fired off a pair of incendiary emails in which he labels the man a "child rapist".
Poincaré had published several papers in which he labelled certain functions "Fuchsian," after another mathematician.
Ukip's most high-profile member, Robert Kilost-Silk, lost his BBC talk show after making controversial comments about Arabs, in which he labelled them "women repressors".
Maybe Cox's post-fine tirade, in which he labeled the National Football League a racist organization, will lead to some intelligent commentary from May, who is also black.
His more conciliatory remarks contrasted with a speech he made a few days ago in which he labeled Pakistan an "epicenter of terrorism".
It was that year that Jon Pareles offered his "case against Coldplay" in the New York Times, in which he labeled them "the most insufferable band of the decade".
Most ominously, Hun Sen, the strongman ruler of Cambodia for the last thirty years, gave a press conference in which he labelled the Cambodia Daily the "chief thief".
In 2010, a Midlands businessman was jailed for a £3m scam in which he labelled battery eggs as free range and sold them to retailers including Tesco and Sainsbury's.
The statement followed a televised address by Mr. Milosevic on Monday in which he labeled opposition leaders -- especially Zoran Djindjic, who is running the strike campaign -- as puppets of NATO and the West.
