Sentence examples for way of labelling from inspiring English sources

Allergies and sensitivities can be a new way of labelling this.

He complained that there was no systematic way of labelling odours, that smell was "our most primitive, un-languaged sense".

If there's a way of labelling McBurney, Rickson suggests, it's with a word sometimes sneered at in Britain and America – auteur.

The grand jury designated the first ones Victim 1, Victim 2, and on through Victim 8. Sandusky's lawyer, Joe Amendola, in an interview with Bob Costas, had another way of labelling them: "those so-called eight kids".

Content labelling, without going into the whole thing, is a technical way of labelling stuff on the internet and can have multiple uses: web accessibility for people with physical impairment, for example, or child-safe content.

Even the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence guidelines, to which your report refers, do not question that attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is a "real" brain disorder, rather than a convenient way of labelling a child who is boisterous and disruptive in class.

Critics sometimes compare him with Garrison Keillor and David Lynch, a name-­droppy way of labeling him Midwestern or strange.

"Feminist" has become a brand, a superficial way of labeling the GOP's vice-presidential pick, who is currently being marketed like soap.

Yet today will end and tomorrow the sun will rise and millions will look at the unlabeled boxes and cartons in their junk closet and say "I wish I had some way of labeling those".

RInChIs provide a way of labeling reactions so that different people doing the same reaction should generate the same label (Fig. 3).

After that, instances of both R10 and R1.0 show up — that could be v1 or it could just be another way of labeling things.