Sentence examples for labeled himself from inspiring English sources

Mr. Waugh, Mr. McInerney recalls, labeled himself "a practitioner of the vituperative arts".

"Kuroda is undervalued across the board," said David Cone, who labeled himself an average fielding pitcher.

He labeled himself an anti-imperialist revolutionary, taking inspiration from Cuba and Grenada, and aid from Libya.

Over the years Mr. Dobbs evolved from being a sober business anchor to a commentator who labeled himself "Mr. Independent".

During the campaign, the president-elect labeled himself the "law and order candidate", touting support from several controversial law-enforcement officers.

But Mourinho, 50, who has labeled himself the Special One, has returned to Stamford Bridge, five and a half years later.

Burra was happy to label himself a sexless creature.

Which raises a question: Why label himself an independent?

Tony Abbott has labelled himself a conservationist who believes humanity should "rest lightly on the planet".

(What these were he didn't elaborate, beyond labelling himself "anti-capitalist").

Turnbull paid tribute to his predecessor, who had labelled himself "the prime minister for Indigenous affairs".