Sentence examples for label what from inspiring English sources

The therapist had taught him to identify and label what she said were discrete feelings.

"We satisfied ourselves that we were able to do enough to clearly label what it is".

His formula for sustaining credibility is to carefully label what is known and what is not certain, an approach that Mr. Keller subscribes to.

Some potential pranksters that pulled forward their mischief at least had the courtesy to label what they had planned as related to April Fool's Day.

Yet she hesitated to label what happened 'rape' for days afterwards, because "society conditions us not to think of people we already know as rapists".

The Charleston police were quick to label what happened in the sanctuary of Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church last Wednesday night a "hate crime".

He stopped short of labelling what has happened a coup d'etat.

But the women carefully labeled what was theirs and would take offense if anybody tried to eat their food.

The department recently distributed thousands of wallet-size cards — labeled "What Is A Stop, Question and Frisk Encounter?" — to precincts across the city.

It can allow activity that might otherwise be illegal, were it not called a derivative, or that would face regulation if it were labeled what it truly is.

Terms such as antithesis, which is the technique of setting two terms in opposition, are ways of labeling what any prose stylist does by habit and instinct.