Sentence examples for labeling him from inspiring English sources

Democrats are loudly labeling him an extremist, and they're not wrong.

The administration contends that merely by labeling him in this way, it can hold him indefinitely.

Mr. Peterson had repeatedly denied any role in his wife's disappearance, and the police had avoided labeling him a suspect.

But he didn't help his credibility by calling him "one of my heroes" even while labeling him a liar.

Aren't you labeling him anti-American at least in the sense that he desires America's demise as a super-power?

He pokes Momofuku's David Chang, hipster America's most venerated chef, labeling him a bastardizer of gua bao.

Critics sometimes compare him with Garrison Keillor and David Lynch, a name-­droppy way of labeling him Midwestern or strange.

The guitarist Steve Morse has an expansive view of music — one, he acknowledges, that puts him at odds with marketers intent on labeling him.

The Jets' top priority in free agency was to keep linebacker Mo Lewis, and they have effectively done it by labeling him a franchise player.

Though Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's friends say he never misses a party, that hasn't stopped critics from labeling him a drag.

Mr. Sherwood accused them of blocking the release of his documentary about Mr. Kerry's anti-Vietnam War activities by labeling him a "disgraced journalist" and a "Bush hack".