Sentence examples for were being labeled from inspiring English sources

Even acknowledging the research finding, it seems, might make individuals involved in reviewing and funding decisions feel like they personally were being labeled as racists.

These results are summarized in Table 2. Participants' recalled feeling as if they were being labeled by family members because of their depression symptoms.

In a further four volunteers colocalization of CGRP and protein gene product 9.5 (PGP, Dako: monoclonal rabbit anti-human PGP protein clone 2F11, dilution 1 in 2,000) was performed to confirm that neural structures were being labeled.

Young women were being labelled mentally ill when they were suffering side-effects from a medicine, she said.

Their numbers grew rapidly and by 1888 they were being labelled skyscrapers.

What remains undisputable is that more and more children are being labeled with autism.

"The thing that he's dreaded most in his life is being labeled a loser.

But is there a better explanation for why so many kids are being labeled lousy readers?

"The Nabucco project is being labeled a pipe dream," Mr. Erdogan said.

She says her only academic distinction was being labeled "Big Mouth" by her sixth-grade teacher.

Clearly, the 19-year-old Stephens is being labeled a rising American star.