Sentence examples for labels deeply from inspiring English sources

"Slackers" and "narcissistic" were labels deeply etched into the minds of many Americans when they thought of generation X.

The terminology itself is fiercely contested: some find the "disorders of sexual development" label deeply offensive, as it implies a defect rather than a natural state of being.

This has been labeled "deeply controversial" with Muslim imams calling the rules "divisive" and school authorities saying it stifles healthy discussion.

Kay has been labelled a "deeply disturbed individual who was highly trained with military grade weaponry".

So long as we wish for people to come around, to shoot the breeze, to flip through some Cognac labels and laugh deeply and tell their old stories.

However the company discontinued this in December after research suggested negative labels could entrench deeply held beliefs, rather than helping to debunk fake stories.

However many cases of psychogenic illness are reported, the label remains a deeply vexed and often disputed one.

I suspect now that the "hysterical Italian" label embedded itself deeply into my psyche, forcing a kind of internal sweeping under the carpet to avoid accusations of exaggeration.

Academic staff are protesting the University of Sydney's decision to award John Howard an honorary doctorate labelling it is "deeply scandalous and inappropriate".

Earlier, John and leading gay rights groups had called for the boycott as designers' comments about fertility treatment were labelled "archaic" and "deeply insulting".

In the presence of irritant disruption of the stratum corneum, labeled SAGE penetrated deeply into inflamed skin.