Sentence examples for labels himself from inspiring English sources

So, here goes yet another Scala complexity rant, from someone who labels himself as a Scala advocate.

He is in a position to relate to today's players even if he labels himself "a boring guy".

Another professor, a Jewish man who labels himself a leftist, exploded at the insinuation that this might constitute racism.

Now Mr. Ratigan, who labels himself a taxpayer advocate, rails against the "vampire" banks who "have assumed control of our government".

All are off-the-shelf conservatives, ranging from the socially mild (Crist) to the fiscally rabid (Sanford, who labels himself "a right-wing nut").

Dr. McGraw now labels himself a "life strategist," and the problems he confronts -- three per half-hour -- are plausible and mostly commonplace.

Burra was happy to label himself a sexless creature.

Which raises a question: Why label himself an independent?

With his red hair and rebellious attitude, Mr. Callahan labeled himself a pariah in the devout family.

"Kuroda is undervalued across the board," said David Cone, who labeled himself an average fielding pitcher.

But the process left Walker deeply frustrated, labeling himself a "lean no" against the bill.