Sentence examples for labels such a from inspiring English sources

We're all sick and tired of seeing photos of rail-thin models, but we assign labels such a ruler-shaped without thinking how this may impact a woman's self-esteem, let alone spark confusion.

When Logue insists that Albert could be a good king instead of his brother, the latter labels such a suggestion as treason, and in his anger, mocks and dismisses Logue.

Any calls labelling such a clause a "Bill of Rights" are little more than hyperbole.

At issue is whether violence in a hockey game can constitute criminal assault, but McSorley labeled such a confrontation as common when emotions on the ice run high.

Since we know that this combination led to life on Earth, most astronomers would feel comfortable labelling such a planet as habitable, though not necessarily inhabited.

Lift, clean and place was controversially permitted the day after the tournament director, Kerry Haigh, labelled such a move as "highly unlikely" with round four played partly in tandem with the penultimate 18 holes.

And who is it who was labeled such a dangerous man?

The comments mark a shift for McCain, who previously opposed a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, labeling such a plan "amnesty" in 2010, the same year he voted against the Dream Act.

Similarly, I'd have to imagine that an interview with Sarah Palin that covered such topics as witchcraft and Alaskan secessionist parties and rape kits would be the equivalent of a tough interview, but I imagine that O'Reilly would likely label such a reporter a "pinhead".

We do not label such a situation as 'irrational' since it is common to see humans and other animals having a range of possible choices depending on their initial preferences.

Thus it is not an excuse to label such a study as a pilot and hope to make it ethical.