Sentence examples for one would label from inspiring English sources

No one would label this youthful opera (here given its Pesaro premiere in a new critical edition) as top-drawer Rossini, but its conflict stemming from Baldassare's unrequited love for Ciro's wife, Amira, generates many gripping pieces that keep soloists and chorus arrestingly engaged.

Now, of course, the context has changed, and what one faction would label as leadership in a time of crisis appears to another group to be running toward the cameras in a crowded fire.

In today's PC culture, no one would dare label a designer dog "mutt," but there's no media backlash if anyone calls a pug ugly, fat, deformed, or Jabba the Hut.

About one-half of respondents indicated that their resource allocation process was best described as what we would label a formal one, while about one-quarter deemed it historical and one-quarter felt that resource allocation processes in their organizations were driven primarily by political factors.

That I would be powerfully tempted to avoid using a phrase like "open and affirming" simply because it would label me as one of those "liberal mainliners".

The cruel would label him a bottler.

I would label this a "shotgun" approach.

This is strange as one would expect labeling in the vermis and not in the lateral lobes.

For instance, to increase the font size on food labels, one would need to obtain sufficient evidence that food labels actually affect the consumer behavior of young Fijians.

One would expect that labels would not differ significantly among countries, given that regulatory authorities evaluate the same scientific data.

Normally I'd label that weird.