Sentence examples for time has labelled from inspiring English sources

Time has labelled the losers heretics.

In its news pages, the Times has labeled those who reject "established science of human-caused climate change" as "denialists".

Of course, this isn't the first time Brand has labelled Fox News "terrorists".

Labor has repeatedly pursued the issue in parliamentary question time and the opposition leader, Bill Shorten, has labelled the hospital and school funding cuts as "savage" and "unfair".

At the same time, the administration has labeled the AIDS crisis in Africa a threat to national security, and Vice President Al Gore has raised similar fears with his "new security agenda," which includes global warming.

New York Times columnist Tim Egan has labeled the post-Citizens United era "your democracy on meth".

It will be time to move as President Barack Obama has labeled it from the "silly season" to the serious season.

And he has labeled climate change a hoax numerous times.

The Times may have labeled Beautiful Losers self-indulgent, but Deitch pointed out that Rose performed a service by preserving a scene from New York City's recent past.

Davis saw Russell's methods of composition as a means of getting away from the dense chord-laden compositions of his time, which Davis had labeled "thick".

We find that these estimates can differ dramatically, reflecting sensitivity to a time-induced heterogeneity we have labeled the Heraclitus effect.