Sentence examples for label the most from inspiring English sources

Yet who did they label the most damnable White House liar of all?

Indeed, doctors label the most diligent seekers of online medical information "cyber-chondriacs".

Their first step was to calculate the distribution of petrol prices and label the most stable as suspicious.

The public health minister, Anna Soubry, said shoppers were confused by existing food labels: "Research shows that, of all the current schemes, people like this [hybrid] label the most and can use the information to make healthier choices".

Following Pearson (2005), I label the most prominent argument of a Tsou sentence as the trigger.

Johann Bayer used the Greek letters Alpha to Eta to label the most prominent eight stars in the constellation, designating two stars as Delta (named Delta1 and Delta2).

The lady in question is Susan Vernon Kate Beckinsalee), labelled "the most accomplished flirt in England" by one of her many detractors.

My proudest moment was being labelled the most active overseas diplomat by Singapore's equivalent to our science minister.

Just two weeks into the season, Auburn was being labeled the most overrated team in college football.

At the (very brief) height of their powers, the rap crew NWA were labelled "the most dangerous group in the world".

An energy communications expert, the multi-linguist has already been labelled the most influential person on Twitter on EU energy and climate policies.