Sentence examples for labeled herself from inspiring English sources
Palin labeled herself a "hockey mom" and a small town girl who had gone on to great things.
Since the beginning of her career she has telegraphed her intentions and labeled herself more efficiently than any observer.
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She labeled herself as a perfectionist and recalled always being a good student.
A soaked, deadpan Janice responds: "So did I -- I floated... I'm a floater," as flatly as if she'd labeled herself an atheist, or a vegetarian.
Ever since she has labeled herself an independent, so that she can develop her own beliefs without conforming to the ideas of a single political party.
So why has she labelled herself merely as marketing manager?
Going forward, would she label herself a "heterosexual woman"?
"I have never been someone who labels herself," she told Fairfax Media last year.
Labeling herself a "dirty old lady," she jokes about being ready to take on two 20-year-olds.
The Location, Location, Location presenter, 42, labelled herself a "passionate feminist" and said she felt society has "not been honest enough with women" about the issue.
