Sentence examples for labelling yourself from inspiring English sources

Holt persisted, and eventually got in his question: "How will you win a general election labelling yourself a democratic socialist?" From my living room, in Brooklyn, I could almost hear the folks at Clinton H.Q., which is about half a mile away, screaming at their screens: "He wouldn't win! He'd lose fifty states!" But Sanders didn't get flustered.

But above all, the key to making yourself appealing to this fast-moving industry is to avoid labelling yourself.

Say if you're three "things," labelling yourself mixed-race just helps people pop you one pot: "OK, they're in that one category so they're all kind of similar because they all don't know really who they are!

Stop labelling yourself "emo".

Avoid labelling yourself emo, well not all the time.

If you are no longer in school, with like, you have given up pointlessly labelling yourself.

It takes gumption to label yourself a "cool" guide for travelers.

"Labeling yourself as DL is a way to disassociate from everything white and upper class," says George Ayala, the director of education for AIDS Project Los Angeles.

(Pre-emptive note: dressing in a suit and tie and labeling yourself "The One Percent" is not as clever as you think).

I understand the need to label yourself and your peers as accurately as possible – and with a huge surge in entrepreneurship, one size definitely doesn't fit all in terms of definitions – but none of those terms are gender specific.

Human society is built around categories, classifications and generalizations, and there's something seductively simple about labeling yourself and others as either a logical left-brainer or a free-spirited right brainer.