Sentence examples for like to label from inspiring English sources

"In this country they like to label you.

"We don't like to label anything 'literary'," she said.

"I like to label all the different scenes," he says.

I don't like to label people unreasonable, because I think anyone can actually have a productive conversation.

I don't like to label people either; it's not fair to say that all journalists are this or that.

Some say that I am a Chihuahua; some even say that I am a "Lightening Puma". While I do not like to label myself, I am an ordinary thinker with not-so-ordinary flavors.

(He didn't like to shop, he said, leaving that sort of thing to his assistant, or "slave" as he wryly liked to label him).

The short-form video clips, as Gfycat likes to label them, are a good form factor for compressing a lot of information into a unit of content that's easy to share among friends or an audience on the Internet.

Soaking up the vibe at Tuesday's practice, it felt like a "happy Tuesday," as Helton likes to label each day.

He also is an easy target for those who like to judge, evaluate and label.

One measure, from Democratic Sen. Bob Hertzberg, would require companies like Twitter to label every account that isn't operated by a human.