Sentence examples for originally labeled from inspiring English sources

In one case, officers were accused of overreacting at a 1998 Harlem youth rally, originally labeled the Million Youth March, when they stormed the stage after the keynote speech by Khallid Abdul Muhammad.

It was originally labeled "the People's Ski Resort," and the initial plan was partially hatched by an architecture student, Laurent Chappis, along with Maurice Michaud, a Savoy highways engineer, as they languished in an Austrian prisoner-of-war camp during World War II.

"Is the board more concerned about the amount of money that is requested, or the number of PIs? What's the real constraint?" asked Joann Roskoski, acting head of the biology directorate and an ex-officio member of the panel, which was originally labeled the Task Force on Support of Unsolicited Mid-Scale and Multi-Investigator Research.

A Nature study published last year, she notes, looked at nearly 2000 cell lines and found that hundreds originally labeled as male appeared instead to be female based on sex-specific gene tests, whereas just 10 labeled as female seem to be male.

What was originally labeled socialism has today become mainstream to nearly everyone except the extreme right.

I had originally labeled her a sociopath but she seems to have softened up.

One of the reasons why Museveni was originally labelled one of a new breed of African leaders was because of media freedoms.

Homosexuality, originally labelled a sociopathic personality disorder, was eliminated from the D.S.M. in 1973, partly in response to lobbying by gay-rights groups.

Far from being "a Gucci ghetto" for super-rich ­oligarchs as the project was originally labelled, he said he had ­managed to "de-Guccify" it by ensuring public access 24 hours a day and 50% affordable housing.

Originally labelled an alternative to the Brits, those recently awarded the £20,000 – PJ Harvey, The xx and Elbow – are all signed to major labels and don't desperately require the cash or exposure.

Our understanding of variation in the technology of flaked stone artefacts from mainland Southeast Asia during the terminal Pleistocene and Holocene periods has improved little since they were originally labelled "Hoabinhian" in 1932.