Sentence examples for labelling themselves as from inspiring English sources

Mormon women are generally cautious about labelling themselves as feminists.

There is something very sad about people labelling themselves as alcoholics before they're even 30.

They stop labelling themselves as drop-outs; the frantic quest to prove themselves by bravado is not necessary.

Better Together head Alistair Darling said the nationalists were being "offensive" and "divisive" by labelling themselves as "Team Scotland" and their opponents as "Team Westminster".

The writer goes on to say that young people "aren't interested in labelling themselves as socialist or capitalist, but they do care about the opportunities new markets, enabled by technological advancement, are bringing them".

When we spoke on the phone after the conference, Tanzer insisted he had always supported gender equality – the problem for him, he said, was that most modern feminists now shunned egalitarianism in favour of special privileges for women, while simultaneously labelling themselves as victims.

However, the BOYS labelled themselves as ultras.

Some of the books explicitly label themselves as "art therapy".

When athletes call themselves blue-collar, they're labeling themselves as players who work hard.

Indeed, the order is so liberal that some members don't even label themselves as Muslims.

The highest recorded levels were from 2010, when 37% labelled themselves as racially prejudiced.