Sentence examples for labelled mad from inspiring English sources

"Many people don't report UFO sightings because they fear they will be labelled mad or made fun of, but nowadays with new technology – cellphone videos, Facebook, Twitter – they can be much more open, without feeling that they are the only ones who have seen what they've seen," he said.

Each matrix is labelled m and is defined as: begin{array}{*{20}c} {Activity = left{ {A,SA,I} right}} {m_{ij} ::{mathbb{N}} times {mathbb{N}} to Activity} end{array}Additional file 1: Table S6 describes the parameter filters used to define compounds which have been approved as drugs into two distinct subsets; antibacterials (labelled MAD) and non-antibacterials (labelled MOD).

For every piece of content you release, there should be 6-8 other pieces of content to support that," said Brandon Martinez, chief executive of music MCN INDMusic, which helped indie label Mad Decent capitalise on last year's viral YouTube success of Baauer's Harlem Shake track.

John Bock is often labelled a mad inventor.

Then if you go on, you're labelled as mad.

She loathed being labelled a "mad genius .Yet as her fame spread abroad, leading last October to her nomination for the Nobel prize for literature, she admitted that madness was a mantle for her.

With his scruffy hair, lopsided burgundy tie and gravelly, languid voice, it is easy to guess why Morgen was labelled the "mad scientist" of documentary film by the New York Times.

Key to the 'Good Doctor's' dream - he was labelled the 'Mad Doctor' during his outlandish early claims of racehorse success - is his campaign to raise the sport's £1.8m salary cap.

That would drive a lot of labels mad... why doesn't it drive him mad? "I really like it.

He runs his own label, Mad Decent, and shelters a host of promising artists under that umbrella.

A few years ago, the Philadelphia-based dance-music label Mad Decent threw a little party outside its headquarters.