Sentence examples similar to labeled so often from inspiring English sources

Since Inrix's data gets white-labeled so often, it has to start getting its name out there of it wants to make a splash on the public market.

Ones made with the cold process are often labeled so, like cold-pressed olive oils, and cost only a little more.

The Kangaroos, so often labeled flaky, found a way to dig deep.

It is no wonder that the Catholic priesthood is so often labeled an old boys' club, like some relic of the past perpetuating itself in a modern church sorely in need of ministers to serve its people.

Far from the apathy our generation is so often labeled with.

This is truly a beautiful thing, especially when religion is so often labeled as divisive, as something that we do not discuss for fear that it will cause a rift in whatever jerry-rigged unity we have cobbled together by putting our differences aside instead of celebrating them in front of each other.

Now Obama has shown us all that a society can elect its best person as leader, and reject the ethnic labels we are so often stuck with.

Labeling is used so often because it is so efficient.

The behaviours that are so often labelled as challenging.

The decision to leave Europe will have disproportionate effects on them and their companies, which, ironically are so often labelled by politicians as providing the jobs of the future.

It was not just rice labeled "risotto" -- as is so often the case -- but firm oval grains of Arborio rice herbed with sage and fresh tomatoes.