Sentence examples for labeled the most from inspiring English sources

Just two weeks into the season, Auburn was being labeled the most overrated team in college football.

The ayatollahs then armed Arafat's Hezbollah allies in Lebanon and became what the U.S. State Department last year labeled the most active state sponsor of worldwide terrorism.

The magazine is led by Ms. Hu, 56, who because of her independent style of journalism is often labeled "the most dangerous woman in China" by other media.

By 1997, he had been labeled "the most infamous abortionist in the United States" by James C. Dobson, founder of Focus on the Family.

Arthur Layton Stamford, Conn., July 25, 2010 To the Editor: In the Times article on the Roberts court, it is labeled the "most conservative" court in years.

Though Mr. Sand, whom the Justice Department labeled the Most Wanted Deadbeat Parent, has become the face of that effort, he has plenty of company.

Yet who did they label the most damnable White House liar of all?

Indeed, doctors label the most diligent seekers of online medical information "cyber-chondriacs".

The lady in question is Susan Vernon Kate Beckinsalee), labelled "the most accomplished flirt in England" by one of her many detractors.

My proudest moment was being labelled the most active overseas diplomat by Singapore's equivalent to our science minister.

Their first step was to calculate the distribution of petrol prices and label the most stable as suspicious.