Sentence examples for labelled like a from inspiring English sources

"It's the worst-case scenario for any artist to lose control of their work and eventually have it labelled like a swastika or a burning cross," he said.

I think of the video camera as a paintbrush -- each video clip is labeled (like a paint tube) so I can retrieve it to use as a component to create the final video.

When admitted to emergency units or inpatient services, participants described the following negative experiences: being labelled, feeling like a number, feeling no longer a person but an illness, being judged for behaviours/symptoms, and/or being treated like a child.

You can search for messages, give certain ones a "thumbs up" (you click a button labeled Like as you do in Facebook).

Of the approximate 265 Kepler planets represented on the graph, about 140 were labeled "like Earth," that is, having a radius smaller than twice Earth's radius.

I don't like being labelled a liar, just like anybody else".

Owens designs extravagant showpieces, clothes that any fashion editor would label "directional," like a fur and leather motorcycle jacket for $27,500.

They should be labeled, much like a sex offender is, in order to save the rest of us from them repeating their actions.

Stocking up on every food item that touts the "gluten-free" label seems like a no-brainer -- but that's not always the best-case scenario.

"We run our label like a mom-and-pop business.

Former employees say Mr. Mercado ran his label like a mom-and-pop operation.