Sentence examples for unfair labelling from inspiring English sources

Participants felt particularly aggrieved by unfair "labelling" of patients as "non-adherent" especially as this was associated with negative treatment of patients (scoldings, threats to withdraw patient care and "punishment" in the form of deliberately prolonging patient waiting time).

"I have always known that I have had an unfair label put upon me," she explains.

"I don't think it's an unfair label, it's a very complimentary label," he said before the P.G.A. began.

Cluess thought he had unearthed something special — a castoff who had acquired an unfair label that did not reflect his personality or motivation.

Mike Piazza, who played alongside Garcia with the Dodgers, said Garcia had been viewed as a top prospect, and "that can be an unfair label".

A stray dandelion once launched a discourse on their unfair label as weeds, the potential diuretic effect of their leaves, their definite edibility (he popped it in his mouth, stem and all), the plant's name (the coarsely toothed leaves resembled lions' teeth, leading the French to call it dent de lion), and the paradoxical fecundity of these asexual plants.

I always knew it was an unfair label.

The film skillfully dismantled the false narrative of "selfish, lazy youth" - unfair labels which should resonate with the Millennials of today.

They are intent on shedding this unfair label their country has had since the 80s and 90s when Colombia was ruled by Pablo Escobar and the drug cartels.

* * * It would be unfair to label Cory as just a project manager.

It is unfair to label them mainstream, a word that denotes middle-of-the-road, even middlebrow.