Sentence examples for label him as from inspiring English sources
When a gay man does this, people don't immediately label him as straight.
Nobody will be able to label him as soft on national defense".
Overnight, the characteristics that had previously seen Spitting Image label him as dull made him seem authentic, approachable and honest.
His low-profile manner and seeming inconsistencies led some party officials to label him as an eccentric, Walter Mitty character.
His performance at this year's Royal Ascot was just as staggering, leading many pundits to label him as the best they had ever seen.
It's not necessary to label him as a gay artist — or an African-American one — to understand or appreciate his work.
Tuttosport were effusive in their praise, labelling him as: "Robin Hood against destiny.
A worse injury, to his other hand, cost him two months this season and further labeled him as fragile.
Roberts said that he was initially indifferent about competing in Europe, but when he read that Sheene had labeled him as,"no threat", he made up his mind to compete.
"Everybody has labeled him as a defensive player and a rebounder," Scott said.
"Everybody labels him as young and inexperienced, but he's a veteran and he knows how to lead.
