Sentence examples for quick to label from inspiring English sources

Adults are quick to label conflicts between teenagers as bullying.

And yet, we should not be too quick to label Katidis as a raving fascist.

Politicians on the right and left are quick to label issues.

He was quick to label white colleagues as racist, filing two discrimination lawsuits on that basis.

Bottom line – don't be too quick to label Starbucks' racial implicit bias trainings a victory.

But conservative opponents of such systems were quick to label the proposal a new tax on energy consumers.

The usual suspects were quick to label the story a conspiracy theory and utter nonsense from a biased public broadcaster.

Muslim leaders throughout the world were quick to label the attacks contrary to the Koran and Islamic teachings.

If the police can be too quick to label, Detective Gonzalez says, they are only reflecting society.

Analysts said the Iranian authorities seemed to have been quick to label Mr. Ali Mohammadi a loyalist, possibly as a precursor to renewed, harsh action against their opponents.

Many were quick to label the team the worst ever at the club, but River's relegation is far more complex than a single season's poor form.