Sentence examples for obvious label from inspiring English sources

Dressing gets a bit more challenging when there is no obvious label to shill.

There is a growing swell of style-conscious parent for whom trumpeting your wealth and status through an obvious label is anathema.

But it's harder than it sounds; many of us struggle to identify what exactly we are feeling, and often times the most obvious label isn't actually the most accurate.

What's going on here, demography and democracy seem to be saying at the same time, is the advance of progressive political ideas by a majority that spurns an obvious label.

Not an obvious label for a group that includes media across the political spectrum, the government-appointed "special advocates" on whom the system would rely, and the United Nations special rapporteur on torture.

The third factor was a complex mixture of items relating to 'enabling others', 'knowledge and understanding' and 'decision-making', and there was no obvious label for this factor.

What's that -- you hate obvious labels?

I've taken 10 National Park maps and stripped them of their obvious labels.

· Try to look beyond obvious labels like "lazy", "unmotivated" and "immature", which indicate a deeper problem.

Such obvious labeling is a relatively recent phenomenon; this work, one of the few dated ones, was made in 1989.

Our brains are wired to instinctively categorise people based on a host of visible and obvious criteria, but also on invisible and thus less obvious labels – age, skin colour, gender, sexual orientation, job title, accent, education, professional group to name but a few.