Sentence examples for labelled certain from inspiring English sources

His wife has labelled certain people: boutique owners.

Poincaré had published several papers in which he labelled certain functions "Fuchsian," after another mathematician.

Among his adversaries were the English clergyman and writer Jeremy Taylor and Archbishop Peter Talbot of Dublin, who labelled certain of Sergeant's writings heretical.

It's how we, unfortunately, label certain children.

But, to begin with, the scientific habit of labeling certain statements as "laws" seems extremely haphazard.

Labelling certain languages as ugly or beautiful is also a dangerous game many linguists are keen not to play.

"To create a math model, first we would first label certain attributes about the box which concern us, like the length (L), width (W) and height (H).

The American-Arab Anti-Discertaintion Committee labeled certain song lyrics defamatory ("Where they cut off your ear/If they don't like your face/It's barbaric, but, hey, it's home").

When a person falls ill under their jurisdiction, they are entitled to label certain zones "infection areas" and seal them off.

Such 'exploitation creep', as legal scholar Janie A Chuang put it, labels certain practices as more extreme than is legally accurate.

Compliance from drug companies — who are being asked to re-label certain antibiotics so that they require a prescription — is also voluntary.