Sentence examples for to label something from inspiring English sources

Darfur proves that the US government's willingness to label something 'genocide' is not enough.

"Unfortunately people are very quick in life to label something that they're uncomfortable with," he added.

To label something a memoir is, in effect, to tell a reader that they cannot doubt it.

The United States has resisted that step in the past because officials say they do not want to label something they do not believe is harmful, even though deep reservations remain among some ordinary Americans about genetically modified food.

It can be a strange environment, surrounded by so many people eager to label something amazing or awful, so it's important to remain objective and not get caught up in the hyperbole.

I'm not sure which usage came first, but why continue to label something with a phrase that also describes the second-worst thing on the Internet, the pop-up ad? Computer aficionados knew better when they went searching for a name for the No. 1 worst thing on the Internet.

When you label something as bad, you are very likely to experience it as bad.

On a day when Farah pledged to speak under oath to the United States Anti-Doping Agency, Kara Goucher – who trained alongside Farah in 2011 and 2012 – refused to criticise him directly but urged anyone thinking of training with Salazar to "think long and hard because you're going to be labelled something for the rest of your life".

One country may label something obscene while another protects it under freedom of speech.

As soon as we label something, our curiosity about that thing diminishes.

So I'm never quite sure what people mean when they label something an "issue book".