Sentence examples for unfairly labeled from inspiring English sources

Whether the fault lies with federal officials or with state officials, weren't schools like Tuckahoe unfairly labeled failing?

In the lawsuit, Dr. Wang said he had been "unfairly labeled as 'excitable,'emotionaland' and unable to 'control his anger.' ".

In the lawsuit, he said he was unfairly labeled excitable, emotional and unable to control his anger.

There's the nice guy, unfairly labeled a loser (Dyllan Christopher); the rich girl (Gina Mantegna); the angry delinquent girl (Quinn Shephard); the anti-social fat boy (Brett Kelly).

Unfairly labeled a gold-digging home-wrecker, Mindy eventually wins over the skeptics — and helps save her husband's crumbling media empire — with a well-timed left hook.

The company believed that it was being unfairly labeled, and that the regulations that came with the designation were hindering its business.

This unfairly labels the Venezuelan opposition as a group prone to break the law.

Teenagers are being unfairly labelled as sex offenders for sending explicit messages to each other, campaigners have said.

Bertolotti said in November last year that tabloids had unfairly labelled his daughter an anorexic and a drug addict following the findings.

Attorney General Janet Reno said in the report that the F.B.I.'s threat assessment model must be used judiciously to avoid "the risk of unfairly labeling and stigmatizing children".

Arsene Wenger last night launched a defiant defence of his Arsenal team by claiming that they had been unfairly labelled a catastrophe after a crucial 2-1 win over Udinese ensured their place in the Champions League group stages draw today.