Sentence examples for labelling those from inspiring English sources

The situation is apparently so bad that the Economist recently ran an essay labelling those aged 18 to 35 a new oppressed minority.

Still, it's hard to imagine that labelling those on the other side of the negotiating table as terrorists was ever going to prove a helpful tactic in the task of securing debt relief from them.

However, the company remain publicly confident that there will be no breech, with the chief executive labelling those who speculate to that effect as 'foolish' as recently as the 18 August in The Sunday Telegraph.

Goodhart argued that, for many people, immigration has not been a good thing, and that well-meaning urban liberals who can't see this only make matters worse by labelling those who disagree as bigots.

Mainland officials used once to deter overt expressions of sympathy for Taiwan by labelling those who showed any rapport as KMT agents or people out to split the motherland.

Jinnah further declared that "Urdu, and only Urdu" embodied the spirit of Muslim nations and would remain as the state language, labelling those who disagreed with his views as "Enemies of Pakistan".

"Labeling those cubbies always makes it a lot better.

Then it labels those segments and prepares to find similar ones.

Rather than acknowledging that it persists, he labels those (largely black) residents who couldn't flee their impoverished neighborhoods as those who are not "ambitious and organized".

When the police arrest him and his accomplices, Susan becomes a victim of laws that label those with even tangential involvement as co-conspirators.

You don't want to create a self-fulfilling prophecy by labeling those other schools as failing when they might be improving.