Sentence examples for she is labeled from inspiring English sources

Dr Krissy Haglund does not care if she is labeled a socialist.

In the feminist canon, "Jane Eyre" symbolizes social repression — Mr. Rochester's wife is so wild that she is labeled a madwoman and hidden in the attic.

On this flight, her first, she is labeled as an "educator astronaut," but her primary task will be operating the shuttle's robotic arm during while other astronauts are outside during spacewalks.

The punch line of the commercial is that the worker in the wheelchair is different, too: Her skills at a basic office function are so bad that she is labeled "coffee-making impaired".

Of course, if a woman never settles for less than the best and is ambitious, she is labeled a "bitch".

Angelina Jolie kicks some butt in the new trailer for her summer movie 'Salt,' in which she plays a CIA agent on the run trying to clear her name after she is labeled as a Russian spy.

You find often that when a woman comes across like that then she is labelled - 'she's got her kit off, she's that type of woman'.

Then, having failed on another date, in which she is labelled a "slut", she hurls her clothes off her hotel roof, and returns home for a suicidal summer, a worsening depression which she compares to suffocating under a "bell jar".

"If a woman communicates directly to the point, she is labelled as aggressive," she tells me.

Other villagers recalled becoming ill after contact with Mrs. Jumsih, and she was labeled a witch.

She was labeled a crony before lunch on the day of her nomination by scores of commentators.