Sentence examples for might label some from inspiring English sources

A few were concerned the screening questions might label some mothers with a false diagnosis.

Now some might label this an irrational fear.

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.

This wasn't domestic violence as some middle-class hero might label it; this was a black family having a moment of damn frustration.

The groups' predictions varied in accuracy, but, for some scents, especially those that a human might label "garlicky" or "fishy," Arizona State University's IKW Allstars and the University of Michigan's Team Guan Lab did fairly well.

Neighbors might label her an informer.

"A more sympathetic critic might label it romantic.

Cooler heads might label it -- specifically del Monaco's performance -- an example of vocal excess.

Does it bug you that people might label you as a "Florida" or "Southern" writer?

So almost every country moved to what today's health insurance lobbyists might label "socialized firefighting".

There seems to be a terror of creating any overt narrative sympathy or pain that other students might label "corny".