Sentence examples for labels something from inspiring English sources

It gives followers labels, something to belong to, to hope for and to contribute towards, identities that are passed on by parents to children.

But look no further than how rarely Apple actually labels something as "beta".

Spotify had done the expensive legwork of getting legal music licenses from the major labels — something extremely tough for small music startups to do.

The source said Spotify went cold on SoundCloud because "it doesn't need an additional licensing headache in a potential IPO year". That's in reference to the complexity and financial cost that comes with negotiating with music labels, something that is hugely important to SoundCloud, which has a far larger catalog of tracks than other services because it caters to creatives, indies and remixers.

That's in reference to the complexity and financial cost that comes with negotiating with music labels, something that is hugely important to SoundCloud, which has a far larger catalog of tracks than other services because it caters to creatives, indies and remixers.

One country may label something obscene while another protects it under freedom of speech.

Darfur proves that the US government's willingness to label something 'genocide' is not enough.

Labeling something "classified" or important to "national security" does not make it so.

As soon as we label something, our curiosity about that thing diminishes.

As attacks against Muslims have risen, many have been labeled something other than terrorism.

We live in an era in which labeling something "fake" is becoming synonymous with political inconvenience.