Sentence examples for labeled by some from inspiring English sources

I am now being labeled by some as anti-Semitic, as is my wife [Penélope Cruz] - which is the antithesis of who we are as human beings.

Although the economy was running flat out at the time, the rate increase was labeled by some as overkill that helped stall the economy a few months later.

Klinsmann, who has been labeled by some critics as anti-MLS, hasn't called up MLS players who would fill key needs for the team, some say.

Access to the scrolls was for decades limited to a select group of scholars, initially all Westerners and Christians, labeled by some critics as "the monopoly".

He'd also published, in The New Yorker, an essay that sharply criticized libraries for junking their card catalogs when computerized catalogs came on line -- an essay that got him labeled, by some angry librarians, a Luddite and a "paper fetishist".

Labeled by some historians as a terrorist organization, the Irgun sometimes engaged in seemingly fratricidal conflicts with the socialist Zionist movement headed by David Ben-Gurion, who later became Israel's first prime minister.

Episodes from Brown's life, some labeled by year, some not, are put on screen in what plays like completely arbitrary, non-chronological order.

Such has been his progress he has been labelled by some as 'the new Ronaldinho'.

The ONS figures confirm that domestic murders are overwhelmingly perpetrated by men against women – labelled by some women's campaigners as femicide.

But employers – particularly small business – say there are still coming to terms with the policy, which at the time was labelled by some as a disaster.

As a civil servant working for a large government department I am used to being labelled by some politicians and sections of the media as lazy, feather-bedded and overpaid.