Sentence examples for that he labels from inspiring English sources

Such a political "revolution," overthrowing plutocracy in favor of democracy, would enable majorities to secure the New Deal-style reforms that he labels "socialism".

Not that he labels man-horse sex deviant or comic or icky or anything much at all.

For example, he disdains the denizens of hell for admiring attributes that most humans deem worthy -- "honor, duty, justice" -- but that he labels "the seven deadly virtues".

While Berman asserts that it is futile to battle the corporate oligarchy, he does recommend an alternative way of life that he labels "the monastic option".

The west's ascendancy, he argues, is based on six attributes that he labels its "killer apps": competition, science, democracy, medicine, consumerism and the work ethic.

I've sent out queries to an array of climate-storm researchers to get reactions.] [4:51 p.m. | Updated David Appell has posted a list of excerpts that he labels "troublesome" (I agree with him).

In an interview with this reporter years later, Page said that he labelled the song "trad".

Junya Watanabe was more literal in his translation of smart dressing in a collection that he labeled "Snob".

Mr. Breitbart relentlessly attacked what he called liberal bias in the media, though he frequently consented to interview requests from the news outlets that he labeled that way.

Republicans accused Mr. Gore of hypocritically proposing a concept -- investing personal retirement money in stocks -- that he labeled "risky" when proposed by Mr. Bush.

In the 1990s, he developed a freakish kind of pictorial species that he labelled "antipodes", pin-headed beings that summed up the different, sometimes unnameable states of human consciousness.