Sentence examples for later label from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it was here that Blackwood first felt the stirring of a set of beliefs that he would later label "animist" - the ascription of a spiritual life to all of creation, including inanimate things.

When "A World Apart" first appeared, its impact was blunted by Soviet sympathizers in the West who denied or minimized the existence of the chain of Soviet prisons and forced labor camps that Mr. Solzhenitsyn would later label the Gulag Archipelago.

Berlin set out his basic account of what he would later label monism in his biography of Marx (1939), but did not explicitly criticise it or set out a pluralistic alternative to it (although his lecture 'Utilitarianism', dating from the late 1930s, does set out an argument that anticipates his later claim that values are incommensurable).

The British music press would later label the music ambient house.

Directed by Alex Jones, the man who would later label Charlie a psychopath, it's been watched by tens of millions of people online.

Directed by Alex Jones, the man who would later label Charlie a psychopath, tens of millions of people have watched it online.

"Un-rowable," she later labelled the course.

A Time Warner spokesman, Edward Adler, later labeled it a "telephonic handshake".

He later labeled it a "Million Moderate March".

He later labelled that night "the worst mistake I ever made in my life".

He later labeled that as the turning point of the game.