Sentence examples for to be branded from inspiring English sources

Banks do not want to be branded as weak.

A non-Jew could expect to be branded anti-Semitic.

And no mainstream party, on the right, left or centre, dares to be branded anti-European.

Anything short of that, he was going to be branded a 'new' John McCain".

No one, inmates say, wants to be branded a "race traitor".

Tony is not yet enough of a marine to be branded by his friends.

"Reporters are afraid to work on such issues as they don't want to be branded.

Any criticism of government policy is liable to be branded as an attack on the country.

RBS has to complete the process of separating 300 branches to be branded as Williams & Glyn.

"It's common [to be branded a dictator].

P17 Veteran newsreader Peter Sissons doesn't want to be branded as retired.