Sentence examples for though labeled from inspiring English sources

The rules, though labeled a proposal, are more significant than most proposed regulations.

Though labeled a "graphic novel," what will be released on October 2nd is a box with "fourteen distinctively discrete Books, Booklets, Magazines, Newspapers, and Pamphlets".

Good as they are, though, these latches are a hassle to install (and though labeled "no drill," the instructions recommend screws if your children are "persistent").

Though labeled a successful middlebrow novelist, he managed to create in The Stars Look Down a classic work of 20th-century British fiction.

Too often, they said, the additional spending, though labeled temporary, has become permanent, as with some provisions of the economic stimulus law adopted in 2009.

In it, Brautigan creates what he calls "a calendar of one man's journey during a few months in his life" that, though labeled as fiction by its publisher, reads like memoir.

Some critics have written appreciatively about it, too, though labelling the work has proven a challenge.

(The note in the preamble about the unchecked letter I added at the last minute when I realized that GROIN, though labelled obsolete in Chambers, otherwise fitted the definition equally well).

The HOPE bags of 37.5 kg, though labelled as iodised, did not have the date and level of iodisation.

So even though labelling is currently controversial, there may one day be a technical fix after all.

Until that judgment is in, though, labelling serves an important purpose: warning customers when they're buying a product that's defective by design.