Sentence examples for label anybody from inspiring English sources

"Our model is one where we refuse to label anybody, so we have no 'learning disabilities,' " said Mel Levine, co-chairman of the organization with Mr. Schwab.

"What they did was to label anybody who ran as part of the corruption," said the senior Republican on the board, Walter W. Porter.

"I was playing because I wanted to," he said, "not because I had to please some record label or anybody else".

"You're not only rewarding my hard work and exhaustion, you're rewarding the hard work and exhaustion of my family and my label and anybody who works with me, and most of all, the fans who fill stadium.

Across a decade in pop she has been vexatious, cheeking powerful peers (Madonna, Beyoncé) as well as influential tastemakers (MTV, New York Times, Google), meanwhile live-Tweeting more detail about the private disputes with her American record label (Interscope) than anybody there can be comfortable with.

In the late seventies and early eighties, fusion was really popular and record labels were signing anybody with a saxophone or a guitar.

In my mind, I think I'm the best, but I don't want anybody to label me.

And an implacable opposition to compromise and a willingness to label as a traitor anybody on their side who coöperates with the enemy are two more traits the groups share.

"He has been involved in the global war on terror before anybody even labeled it that," said Gen. Gordon Sullivan, a retired Army chief of staff.

It wasn't all that long ago that it would have seemed impossible for anybody who labeled the U.S. public education system a "dead end" to be nominated as U.S. Secretary of Education, much less get support to be confirmed.

This label can be understood by anybody, and is therefore not much use in terms of bamboozling colleagues and impressing the boss.