Sentence examples for quickly labeled from inspiring English sources
The site was, as it happens, quickly labeled a hoax.
Anyone who criticizes the Israeli government is quickly labeled an anti-Semite.
The Western media quickly labeled the events of June 3 4 a "massacre".
Several buildings were leveled by the attacks, which Somali officials quickly labeled the work of Islamist terrorists.
Bankers not involved in the deal quickly labeled the "fee" ridiculous (though odds are they wish they'd thought of it themselves).
The United States and Ethiopia, Somalia's neighbor and rival, quickly labeled the Islamists a threat and accused them of harboring terrorists from Al Qaeda.
Hardie quickly labelled his old boss "a tosser".
He is quickly labelled a "scarlet deceiver," trapped under a bridge, and turned into a henhouse.
The move was quickly labelled draconian, and hit the national press.
Done with abandon and raw emotion – as this presenter seemed to be doing – and you are quickly labelled in some quarters as a climate "alarmist".
"Those who want to quickly label the blueprint as advocating 'more' or 'less' regulation are oversimplifying this critical and inevitable debate," he said.
