Sentence examples for label for this from inspiring English sources

Anybody out there know of a label for this phenomenon?

What if there's a label for this kind of dimness?

The wall label for this painting contains a small reproduction of Manet's "Olympia," in which the model is commonly thought to be a prostitute.

Frank Farley, a psychologist at Temple University in Philadelphia, has a label for this trait, saying many politicos suffer from "Type T personalities," as in "thrill-seeking".

But the Brigitte Bardot -- or some other vegetarian -- might be a better label for this salad-in-a-glass made with yellow tomato juice and sprouting carrots, celery and sprigs of thyme.

Jones's label for this reconstruction dovetails well with Simpson's story: But if Jessica Jones is a feminist text, it's extraordinarily sympathetic to men who succumb to the temptation of power.

Instead, and as Einstein discovered, both are relative to one another (hence "special theory of relativity" as label for the explication of this idea).

St-Denis will be labelled for this now.

Other labels for this kind of idealization include 'abstraction' (Cartwright 1989, Ch. 5), 'negligibility assumptions' (Musgrave 1981) and 'method of isolation' (Mäki 1994).

Any other cereals or grains are not labeled for this chemical.

Despite the small number of receptor cells in each statocyst, they were uniformly labelled for this pedal neuropeptide.