Sentence examples for routinely labelled from inspiring English sources

Yet children are routinely labelled with the religion of their parents.

What was once routinely labelled "The biggest prize in sport" has in recent years come to resemble winning a tenner on a lotto scratchcard.

Bella, one of the many children of a man who is routinely labelled Britain's greatest living painter, and the great granddaughter of Sigmund, the founder of psychoanalysis, was aware of rock'n'roll before she attended school.

"We can't afford to give their batsmen two or three chances," said Australia captain Ricky Ponting, who now is now routinely labelled as "beleaguered" in the news media of both countries.

Also cruising is Agnès Jaoui, the director routinely labelled "the French Woody Allen", in Under the Rainbow (Artificial Eye, 15), a hyper-quirky, fairytale-influenced romantic drama that is not without its unchallenging charms, but a long way from the observational truths of Look at Me or The Taste of Others.

As the leader of Zimbabwe's opposition, he has been brutally assaulted, charged with treason and routinely labelled a "traitor".

Extensive arid and semiarid areas in Western Australia, Northern Territory, and South Australia are routinely labeled as actually or virtually uninhabited.

The English-language publication The Local, which on Wednesday nominated Mr. Broder, the "prickly polemicist" as its German of the Week, said he had a history of routinely labeling prominent left-wing German journalists, intellectuals and politicians as anti-Semites.

There, Michelle Obama is oft-compared to a cow, her husband is routinely labeled a Muslim Kenyan, and the following type of anonymous post about blacks, from July 12, goes by without challenge: "I think they should go to Africa and live among 'their people' and see how far they get.

The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom has routinely labeled Tehran as a Country as Particular Concern.

They will not tolerate anything that resembles what Republican hardliners routinely label "appeasement".