Sentence examples for labeled ideas from inspiring English sources

Four pages of the festival's 44-page brochure are devoted to what are specifically labeled Ideas events.

Transcripts and notes from each interview and group discussion were read in their entirety before coding line-by-line to identify and label ideas and meanings conveyed in each small section of text.

We all seem to be Peter Molyneuxs, labelled idea men by "ideas are meaningless, only execution matters" bores who know nothing.

As in the diagram above I want you to image three circles which overlap and are labeled good Idea, good business and bad idea.

Bob Dole used to joke that he kept two file cabinets in his office -- a tall one labeled "Newts idea's", and a much smaller one labeled "Newt's good ideas". Still, Gingrich is smart, articulate and ruthless in debate.

Not so long ago, skeptics and insiders labeled the idea of providing housing and services to chronically homeless people a utopian idea, destined to failure.

VP Satya Nadella has labeled the idea behind these pages "blended search", a term which is highly reminiscent of Google's "universal search".

McConnell called for dramatic reductions in campaign contribution limits and labeled the idea of a city-run campaign trust fund a "progressive" proposal.

In a somewhat surprising turn of events, The Economist in its May 23rd edition, published a piece with no name attached, where it labeled the idea of a basic income for all as "basically unaffordable".

"I have a big file cabinet in my office," Dole quipped, and the drawers are labeled "Newt's Ideas; Newt's Ideas; Newt's Ideas".

He has been lauded by some for putting the theories challenging the disease model together into one book; others have labelled his ideas dangerous, and him a zealot.