Sentence examples for labelling anyone else from inspiring English sources

With all the main political parties hell-bent on refashioning the welfare state to reduce its spiralling costs, by siding with hardworking people (the deserving poor) and labelling anyone else as benefit scroungers (the undeserving), it is reassuring to learn that at least the UK's leading voice in social policy research is not adopting this invidious rhetoric.

She would later be found dead at her home and her family, record label, and anyone else in the know kept quiet.

Or rather, unlike Europe, America – represented by music labels, journalists and anyone else with a vested interest in the space – doesn't have any reason to want Spotify to succeed.

And the few times I didn't follow my own path; when I paid too much attention to my label bosses, or let anyone else override my best instincts, it jus' didn't work.

Being yourself and dressing as yourself means loving what you put together for its own sake, not for how anyone else labels it.

The song's rapid-fire lyrics deliver a rousing defense of self-determination: "I don't live for anyone else / Labels — how to break them so I dictate my own life".

I can't limit myself to anyone else's labels".

If you were I wouldn't have to worry so much about being labeled one thing when, like anyone else, I'm multi-dimensional.

I hate the idea of a label just as much as anyone else but I'm with who I'm with, I love who I love and I'm if not a better actress than I was yesterday and my personal life should have no effect on that.

But the Beatles had not licensed their music for digital sale by Apple, Bluebeat or anyone else, and several labels slapped Bluebeat with a lawsuit.

It's not as if you have anyone else on your label to promote!