Sentence examples for labelled an from inspiring English sources

It felt false to be labelled an empathy expert.

"So, yeah, that's my very undefensive answer to being labelled an everyman.

The artist once labelled "an angry young woman" is, it turns out, a born agony aunt.

"I was labelled an out-of-control, racist white cop with a history," he recalls.

This may have been labelled an illiberal step, but support for the move remains widespread.

Sharapova was happy to be labelled an inbetweener in an age of flux.

Radcliffe says it makes him laugh how Sievey has been labelled an introverted loner.

I'm not too upset that Trump has been labelled an agent of the Kremlin.

She does not deserve to be labelled an "obnoxious Nazi barbie", for a start.

It hoped to attract hundreds of thousands of students, but only 900 signed up and was labelled an "absolute disaster".

The prison staff photographed every prisoner; each was labelled an enemy of the regime and sent for "destruction".