Sentence examples for she was labeled from inspiring English sources

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

A woman needed to be a victim for at least a few days before she was labeled a skank.

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

/ Few men about her would or could do more, / hence she was labeled harpy, shrew and whore," as Rich writes in the title poem.

She was labeled a terrorist and put on trial for supplying the weapon used to shoot a California judge in 1970 — and then acquitted.

In 1937 she was labeled a producer of degenerate art, and much of the work she made while a psychiatric patient was confiscated; some was destroyed.

How did she feel when she was labelled anti-semitic following The Palestinian?

In the early days she was labelled as a "cyber diva".

Emily Slough, 28, founded the group in March after she was labelled a "tramp" on Facebook for breastfeeding in public.

She was labelled an M.S.B.P. perpetrator partly because her child's illness was recalcitrant, but also because of the way hospital staff judged her demeanor.

First she was labelled a cheat in front of a global audience and then refused an apology when repeated drugs tests show up clean as a whistle.