Sentence examples for label explaining from inspiring English sources

As long as it's done properly, with a label explaining the contents' origin, I don't see the problem (for more on this question, read a previous Monday Note: "The insidious power of brand content").

I would receive long news releases from this or that label, explaining the arcane techniques of baking, resin-coating, whiskering and sanding used to create an epochal pair of worn-in jeans.

Prompted by a portentous title — "Étroits Sont les Vaisseaux" or "Narrow Are the Vessels" — and by a museum label explaining Mr. Kiefer's themes, including war, the Holocaust and Nazis, we also read the apparent wreckage metaphorically, as a symbol of human violence.

Should phones and wind turbines and electric cars carry a label explaining the origins of their raw materials?

(PMN 171) Rorty provides this view with a label: "Explaining rationality and epistemic authority by reference to what society lets us say, rather than the latter by the former, is the essence of what I shall call 'epistemological behaviorism,' an attitude common to Dewey and Wittgenstein".

Include a small label explaining the ingredients.

The accompanying label explains that they were done to pass the time on the telephone.

Headhunting, a museum label explains, was integral to the Kerewa people's religious practices.

Perhaps the wall label explains the possibly revolutionary reasoning behind Ms. Bove's inclusion?

A museum wall label explains that it represents the opposition to his health-care-reform effort.

But as the label explains, Trumbull didn't stick to just the facts.