Sentence examples for labelled herself from inspiring English sources

So why has she labelled herself merely as marketing manager?

The Location, Location, Location presenter, 42, labelled herself a "passionate feminist" and said she felt society has "not been honest enough with women" about the issue.

On one side, there is, for instance, Kellyanne Conway, who, in her apparent dislike of words that denote principles, has labelled herself a "post-feminist".

Going forward, would she label herself a "heterosexual woman"?

"I have never been someone who labels herself," she told Fairfax Media last year.

Labeling herself a "dirty old lady," she jokes about being ready to take on two 20-year-olds.

Palin labeled herself a "hockey mom" and a small town girl who had gone on to great things.

Since the beginning of her career she has telegraphed her intentions and labeled herself more efficiently than any observer.

"I've never done anything in my life that would excite a tabloid reporter," she says, even going so far as to label herself "Erma Bombeck with an edge".

Freud also inhabits the aspect of aged wisdom, and struggles bravely against his antagonist in Hysteria, who happily labels herself the denied female element of his psyche.

So the internet did a collective double take when the Oscar-winner chose not to label herself with the F-word in an interview this week.