Sentence examples for labelled what from inspiring English sources

It was an unpleasant surprise when Dianne Feinstein, the California Democrat and complaisant chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, labelled what Snowden did "an act of treason".

The astonishingly accomplished five-piece, led by the 21-year-old Robin Pecknold, have labelled what they do "baroque harmonic pop jams", a neat way of encapsulating their vocal-led creations that, although they feature a complex mesh of voices, have the instant allure of the most commercial chart hits.

"You find not infrequently now that there will be a section, and it will have a fairly typical analysis, and then it will be followed by a section labelled 'What we don't know.' " There have been frequent reports of tension between the Defense Department and the C.I.A., particularly on the question of the links between Saddam and Al Qaeda.

Gentile & Maloney [ 43] also labelled what were presumably saxitoxins as an endotoxin.

Arguably what we wanted to attempt was a combination of these two things but we have nevertheless labelled what we did a scoping review.

He stopped short of labelling what has happened a coup d'etat.

The therapist had taught him to identify and label what she said were discrete feelings.

"We satisfied ourselves that we were able to do enough to clearly label what it is".

But the women carefully labeled what was theirs and would take offense if anybody tried to eat their food.

The Charleston police were quick to label what happened in the sanctuary of Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church last Wednesday night a "hate crime".

His formula for sustaining credibility is to carefully label what is known and what is not certain, an approach that Mr. Keller subscribes to.