Sentence examples for label herself from inspiring English sources

Going forward, would she label herself a "heterosexual woman"?

"I've never done anything in my life that would excite a tabloid reporter," she says, even going so far as to label herself "Erma Bombeck with an edge".

So the internet did a collective double take when the Oscar-winner chose not to label herself with the F-word in an interview this week.

The fact that she doesn't actually label herself one way or the other is of little consequence – there are boxes to tick after all.

I suspect there are parents who might argue that even to think a child might benefit from professional help suggests that it's worth trying, while others might resist risking a label for a child, or having that child label herself.

Right from the start of her career, when she was only in her early 20s, she has been in control ("I've always had a very clear idea of what I want to do musically") and yet she has always refused to label herself a feminist.

So why has she labelled herself merely as marketing manager?

"I have never been someone who labels herself," she told Fairfax Media last year.

Labeling herself a "dirty old lady," she jokes about being ready to take on two 20-year-olds.

Palin labeled herself a "hockey mom" and a small town girl who had gone on to great things.

Since the beginning of her career she has telegraphed her intentions and labeled herself more efficiently than any observer.