Sentence examples for labelled passion from inspiring English sources

"It's the story of Diana, this ingénue who burst on to the scene in 1981 and the dress was a young girl's dream, influenced by the New Romantic movement — and she wasn't afraid to look beautiful and glamorous," said Ms. Taylor, whose sale is part of an ongoing series labelled "Passion for Fashion and Fine Textiles".

Rather than offering a tale of woe, however, Daly speaks with what he labels "passion" about the remaining years of his golfing life.

He will never be able to see that the passion he has for this boy can be labeled love.

Critics have also not been kind: The Guardian's Jordan Hoffman labelled United Passions cinematic "excrement", adding: "As proof of corporate insanity it is a valuable case study".

"When a man makes a point with passion, he doesn't risk being labelled 'hysterical' or 'shrill'shrill

Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ has been labelled "seriously, damagingly, anti-Semitic" by the chairman of the House of Commons culture, media and sport committee, Gerald Kaufman.

Do not make the mistake of thinking, though, that Hilary's caution is a sign of her "inauthenticity" or conventionality, rather than the price she has paid for attempting to be an effective public servant in world that has allowed men the privilege of political passion and labeled women "strident" and "shrill" when they did the same.

Passion is increasingly labeled as mere post hoc storytelling, an empty cliché that makes for a good narrative.

If you are not well informed about your passion, you might be labeled as a poser.

Sillitoe became known as one of the Angry Young Men (a label he loathes and despises), a working-class writer (a label he also hates), the uneducated raw talent from up North (ditto; he hates almost every label with a passion).

Jordan's approach to her eponymous label marries a passion for colours and fabrics with her business background.