Sentence examples for quickly labelled from inspiring English sources
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.
Some British Muslims also feel that when they try to express support for Palestinian self-determination, then they are too quickly labelled as "Islamist" or "terrorist-sympathisers".
History is up for grabs, and the government that quickly labelled the protests "feral" now looks to images of "student violence" to justify its stance.
On 12 September, the manager of a local karaoke bar was found dead on the pavement near his club; local police quickly labelled the death a suicide.
The site was, as it happens, quickly labeled a hoax.
The Western media quickly labeled the events of June 3 4 a "massacre".
Anyone who criticizes the Israeli government is quickly labeled an anti-Semite.
Several buildings were leveled by the attacks, which Somali officials quickly labeled the work of Islamist terrorists.
"Those who want to quickly label the blueprint as advocating 'more' or 'less' regulation are oversimplifying this critical and inevitable debate," he said.
