Sentence examples for labelling all from inspiring English sources
The Catholic archbishop of Sydney, Anthony Fisher, has also criticised Wong's stance on same-sex marriage, accusing her of labelling all opponents as hateful.
In a pamphlet entitled Guilty Men, he has condemned the BBC, the CBI and the Financial Times for peddling pro-European lies and labelling all Eurosceptics as extreme.
"None the less, I'd be worried about labelling all failures as deferred success, as though success was the inevitable outcome," she warned.
Dreyfus said Christensen had "developed a habit of labelling all incidents of violence as terrorism before such a cause has been determined" and said he had been admonished by the attorney general, George Brandis, for doing so.
"My mother was someone who took great pride in her appearance and I took time labelling all her clothes," says Michele. "But she was increasingly put in other people's clothes, things that didn't fit".
But we can only do that if we stop labelling all bad behaviour as trolling and see it as I did by meeting Clifford – the throng of humanity just trying to find a way to connect.
"You need to label all actors.
Its goal is to label all menus by 2011.
An antiglobalist activist was labeled all anarchy, no answers.
"I like to label all the different scenes," he says.
It is also to label all food imported by air.
