Sentence examples for labelled rather from inspiring English sources

More recently, Coco Before Chanel – the 2009 biopic documenting the difficult early career of Coco Chanel – won plaudits for its elegant styling but was labelled "rather dull" by film critic Philip French.

As a consequence of the lack of a consistent and valid illness concept, and a suitable term for the phenomenon, the ailing patient is labelled rather than the medical condition (e.g. the 'difficult patient', the 'frequent attender' or the 'heart-sink patient').

Poles, Czechs, Estonians and others hope that they will drop the "new" label rather sooner, so that they can be judged on their merits rather than on their past.

When it comes to politics, young people in Greece are labeled rather viciously rabble-rousers who attack peace by protesting for their rights, those who don't appreciate democracy, the mismatched.

For example, the scale points of the 4-point response scale were labeled "disagree", "rather disagree", "rather agree", "agree".

Typically for a female, I was labelled odd rather than disruptive, and tried to hide my weaknesses and play to my strengths.

It was highly predictable that people would prefer contact labelled "therapy" rather than the control.

This value was incorrectly derived from the study by Setnikar et al. 25, in which the C label rather than the intact C GlcN-labelled molecule was measured.

People tend to see the label rather than the person, as they do with me.

Most are own-label rather than the manufacturers' heavily advertised brands.

However, at first glance the benefits do seem skewed towards ZeniMax's founding label rather than the new acquisition.