Sentence examples for might label a from inspiring English sources

"We might label a traffic warden as a Little Hitler, but in actual fact they are doing something for the community and stopping people parking where, for safety and legal reasons, they shouldn't.

"I've only had one incident I might label a close call.

Through what many might label a distorted perspective, this man conveyed a clear message with gravity and insight.

Given that the percentage of enteroendocrine cells expressing Burs remained constant, it is likely that Burs expression might label a subtype of enteroendocrine cells within the midgut.

Therefore, we investigated the possibility that Lgr5-EGFP might label a population of previously unidentified retinal progenitor cells that skipped terminal differentiation at a late stage of retinogenesis and persisted into adulthood.

For example, you might label a page "Mother's Day Picnic" at the top and then place smaller labels under each picture, such as "Mom and the grandkids".

In Shoreham's case, the state calculated the amount spent to build the plant, deducted what the public service commission might label an "imprudent" investment, and made an offer to Lilco.

With its smooth cinematography, interviews conducted by a psychoanalyst and occasional soliloquies from Cave, those who aren't fans might label it a 'vanity project', a tag Cave and his filmmaking team so much want to avoid.

Instead of calling it a windfall profits tax, we might label it a "hot air" profits tax.

Part of the explanation, according to Philip Quinn, may lie "in a homuncular view of human nature itself" (Quinn 1988, 99) or in what some philosophers might label as a simple category mistake.

Don't try too hard or somebody might label you a prep or goth, or worst of all, poser.