Sentence examples for labeled themselves as from inspiring English sources

When the youths were first interviewed, more than half labeled themselves as hyphenated Americans or as plain Americans.

For example, the firm noticed that many of its donors labeled themselves as retired or unemployed on contribution forms.

Girls who labeled themselves as dieters in early adolescence were three times more likely to become overweight over the next four years.

Girls who labeled themselves as lesbian or bisexual appeared to be at highest risk for punishment, experiencing 50 percent more police stops and about twice the risk of arrest and conviction as heterosexual girls who reported similar levels of misconduct.

Mr. Romney won the votes of about 40 percent of them, and Mr. Gingrich received nearly 3 in 10.  Florida's voters labeled themselves as more conservative than those interviewed four years ago, but they were still more moderate than their counterparts in Iowa and South Carolina.

The search engine is designed to find synonymous terms, therefore if you looked up "friends who are writers," all your friends who labeled themselves as "journalists" should also appear.

However, the BOYS labelled themselves as ultras.

Some of the books explicitly label themselves as "art therapy".

Mormon women are generally cautious about labelling themselves as feminists.

When athletes call themselves blue-collar, they're labeling themselves as players who work hard.

Indeed, the order is so liberal that some members don't even label themselves as Muslims.