Sentence examples for press branded from inspiring English sources

Shareholders heckled him with anti-American taunts at its annual shareholders meeting; the press branded him an opportunistic vulture.

Their proposals, couched in intemperate language, were rejected, and when contents of the dispatch leaked out, the Republican press branded it as a "manifesto" appealing to Southern opinion.

Despite his best efforts, the tabloid press branded him a "loony" and a "do-gooder" for supporting the "evil" Hindley.

"The rightwing press brand this as an old-fashioned trade union dispute, linking it to strikes in the past.

Beyond the industry conference headlines and industry press, brands and marketers have evolved their social strategy to move content creation and curation to the top of their immediate marketing plans as a means to magnify brand resonance, cultivate evangelists and drive transactions.

Yet still some chairmen and officials of other clubs have seen fit to make comments to the national and local media and press, branding Notts County as cheats and demanding retrospective action be taken for something that we have already been punished for and, as mentioned, have subsequently corrected.

But from the very day of its launch on 10 January 1985, the Sinclair C5 became a national joke - the press branding it a toy, and a dangerous one at that.

She believed that the press branding her "Indie Kylie" scared off her fans, saying "The press had a bit of a field day with it, calling me 'Indie Kylie' and such, which I think people were scared off".

But nobody has time for my multi-hyphenate-designer-author-illustrator-creative director-writer-small press-brand reality.

The press has branded him "opera hunk".

The celebrity press has branded her as a coldblooded temptress, a homewrecker.