Sentence examples for one might label from inspiring English sources

If there is an ultimate explanation for our contingent and perishable world, it would seemingly have to appeal to something that is both necessary and imperishable, which one might label "God".

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

Those on the right might label this "Trump Derangement Syndrome," much as I and others detected an "Obama Derangement Syndrome" previously.

But don't call her out on these manipulative antics or she might label you an elitist.

Something similar is going on today with a certain popular beauty look, which we might label "Instagram model".

The shift of emphasis has deeper significance, suggesting one theory that Barzun finds almost universally applicable -- a point of view that a historian of ideas might label aristocratic pessimism.

It seems like these things, these skills, these traits that I've honed for a very long time…one might label as soft skills maybe…are not really the kinds of things that get rewarded as much on day to day.

Neighbors might label her an informer.

"A more sympathetic critic might label it romantic.

Instead, I might label it fear of the blahs.

Now some might label this an irrational fear.