Sentence examples for labelled greedy from inspiring English sources

Nobody likes being labelled greedy.

Liverpool's England international Raheem Sterling was recently labelled greedy after asking for £100,000 a week wages (though some Premier League players get paid far more), and lambasted for inhaling laughing gas, or "hippy crack" as some newspapers referred to it.

It seems that the rich are most often labeled greedy by two groups: 1) those that haven't created financial success.

On more than one occasion, he has asserted that seniors (who he generally labels "greedy geezers") "don't care about their grandchildren a whit".

The 24-year-old did not feature in the opening Barclays Premier League game at St James Parkk because of illness, but was the subject of abuse from some sections of the travelling support, who questioned his loyalty and labelled him greedy.

Revis heard all of it, the Me-vis nickname, those who labeled him greedy, selfish.

And yet it's too simplistic to label Minaj as greedy or cocky for wanting to be recognized for the biggest award of the night.

Stallone made headlines yesterday after labelling Willis "greedy and lazy" on Twitter, before suggesting that such behaviour was "a sure formula for career failure".

Which brings us to that movie Jennifer Hudson did about talented young women having their lives shredded by a greedy record label in the '60s.

It is common to view record companies as ghoulishly exploiting the deaths of stars, as depicted in the Smiths' Paint a Vulgar Picture, where Morrissey castigates greedy labels: "Reissue!

Last year, the iconic CEO berated the grumbling record labels as being "greedy" for trying push a so-called variable pricing system for iTunes.