Sentence examples for labels the idea from inspiring English sources

Results from these studies have repeatedly pointed in the direction of five basic dimensions of personality with the following most commonly used labels: The idea, then, is that in a typical group there will be people who differ in their ratings on each of these five dimensions.

Thomas Greaney, a healthcare antitrust expert at St . Louis University labels the idea that insurers have to get big to counter the pricing power of "must have" medical centers and specialty physician groups the "sumo wrestler theory".

Officials from across the city pounced, with Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg labeling the idea "unconscionable".

But the label, the idea, the phrase, followed Earl into the grave in the obituaries published after his death on May 3, 2006.

Monique Kouznetzoff, one of the Sygma editors, came up with the idea of photographing film stars for magazines and labelled the idea "rendez-vous".

The document begins by labelling the idea that human beings are created in the image of God "one of the bedrock principles on which Western civilization was built".

Channel 4 chief executive Andy Duncan labelled the idea like "mixing oil and water", while chairman Luke Johnson said it would be a failure of his chairmanship.

On Thursday Shorten had refused to rule out a royal commission, prompting criticism from the treasurer, Scott Morrison, who labelled the idea a "reckless distraction" from a bill to introduce a tougher construction industry regulator.

So, there's Emin talking about why she decided on a picture of her in the bath ("I wanted something to look beery and frothy") and curator Anthony Fawcett recalling the reasoning behind Jeff Koons putting Pamela Anderson's legs on a label (the idea came from a painting of Anderson that Koons was doing for an exhibition at the time).

VP Satya Nadella has labeled the idea behind these pages "blended search", a term which is highly reminiscent of Google's "universal search".

The term "evoked culture" has been introduced to label the idea that differences in the physical environment may cause differences in how social groups think and act (Tooby and Cosmides 1992).