Sentence examples for labeled children from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, in a photograph labeled, "Children doing homework on the radiator of waiting room A," taken on Jan . 8about 9 45 p.m., Jamall recognized himself.

One of the older concussion grading systems labeled children whose symptoms went away in 7 to 10 days as having a "simple concussion". "Complex concussions" were those where symptoms lasted more than 10 days.

Robert Sternberg, professor of psychology at Yale, and Elena Grigorenko, a research scientist, have written about the disability divide and lack of uniform standards for diagnoses in their new book, "Our Labeled Children".

What's cute to a parent or an aunt might be labeled child porn by someone else.

What do you think of labelling children's books?

And then we label children as troublemakers or failures because, as a society, we often fail to see their potential.

Beere is opposed to simplistic approaches and does not approve of labelling children, or over-emphasising a particular style.

Elton John has called for a boycott of fashion brand Dolce and Gabbana after he said the designers labelled children born through IVF "synthetic".

"Insult has been added to injury by labelling children's training activities and the miscellaneous tasks of retired adults as somehow 'fun'".

This suggests we may sometimes be wrong to label children as Sikh, Muslim and Christian but, unlike Dawkin's complaint, this does not suggest a rampant atheism or even secularism.

Again, this may just be a general trend for more complex storylines in what would once have been labelled children's films.