Sentence examples for religious label from inspiring English sources

"Most Hindus do not like being called Asian, preferring the religious label Hindu," the report continues.

And to elude the stigma attached to being refugees, they spurned every ethnic or religious label".

Many of her hits have been reissued on Corinthian Records, a record company Mr. Weston founded as a religious label.

But he has disavowed any religious label for his party, and since the election he has said explicitly that Turkey will remain a secular democracy.

"It may be that associating Romney with a religious label itself prompts voters to think of the candidates in more ideological terms".

We also started a religious label, Faith Films, and those religious films do very well, sometimes better than the mockbusters.

Elsewhere, people have taken issue with the public's implicit acceptance of religious labels as a proxy for political beliefs.

As these examples show, properly using racial, ethnic and religious labels is much harder than it looks.

For decades, The Times has had clear policies warning reporters and editors to be careful about using ethnic, racial and religious labels.

Religious labelling slipped easily into ethnic stereotyping.How could all this have happened, asks Mr Kamen, in a society which had once practised convivencia, the harmonious co-existence of Christians, Muslims and Jews?

Margaret was instrumental in setting up the Swindon Interfaith group in 1990, inspired in part by her experiences in Nigeria at the time of the outbreak of the Biafran war, seeing how easily a harmonious society can break up and how religious labels can be used to fuel suspicion.