Sentence examples for still labelled from inspiring English sources

"The Tigers are still labelled as terrorists.

Even after 66 years of independence, India is still labelled as a developing country.

Five years after the encounter he still labelled his fixation a "sickness"; occasionally his melancholy brought on bouts of real fever.

The YPG and PKK have proved the most effective fighters against Isis but the PKK is still labelled a "terrorist organisation" by the US and Europe.

And, in the event, he persuaded George Bush the bête noire of the climate crowd to sign a statement that appears to take climate change seriously.Yet many greens still labelled the summit a failure.

Plenty of them are sincerely technical: "We are subtly introduced to the two overriding themes of the antisocial personality disorder (still labelled by many professional authorities "psychopathy" and "sociopathy"): an overwhelming dysphoria and an even more overweening drive to assuage this angst by belonging".

He was still labeled as a track cycling star trying to make it on the road.

"Those discharges are permitted, but are still labeled by the US government as a form of pollution," Barton said.

Confident women at work are still labeled "bossy" and "bitchy", to their own detriment – unless they can "turn it off".

The new food movement is still labeled as Do It Yourself, but it's really Do It Ourselves.

No doubt some of his surviving family members and most dedicated followers will still label him a martyr.