Sentence examples for stamping it as from inspiring English sources

With grim humour, he equated it to the Olympics and HS2, thus stamping it as reckless vanity with no known link to sanity.

Under whatever aspect… we meet with ape-like characters, stamping it as the most pithecoid of human crania yet discovered" (Huxley 1863, p. 147).

As soon as Temple stamped it as indelibly girlish, Shirley IV disgustedly switched to Shirl.

Yet, following its Grand Final loss to Hawthorn last year, another loss Saturday would have stamped it as a team that failed on the big occasion, along with Essendon, which dominated the game around the start of this century but won only one title, twice failing in the playoffs.

"It doesn't sound like an awful lot of people, but the implication is there's a lot more of this strain out there and we need to stamp it out as quickly as possible.

And, from then on, just make sure you wraPeter Greenhousey is that easy to avoid inflamed genitalia.

Its highly visible yet marginal position in the world's lead­ing auto market, as well as its size and shape, stamped it em­phatically as a foreign, distinct, and unconventional object within America's commodity landscape.

Putin's purpose is not so much to stamp it out as to keep it hidden from respectable eyes.

He continued: "What we need to do is try to stamp it out as if nothing else those people that have been able to get into the ground without paying, quite frankly, I think it's an insult to all of the other paying customers that are doing things as they should".

We like to be the ones to find something and stamp it with specialness, as opposed to being told: 'Get on line.

Bribery of local officials by western business is still widespread, despite global initiatives to stamp it out, such as the UN convention against corruption.