Sentence examples for were being labelled from inspiring English sources
Young women were being labelled mentally ill when they were suffering side-effects from a medicine, she said.
Güler Can, head of news at the Diyarbakır office of the woman's news agency Jinha, said reporters were being labelled "terrorists" for doing their jobs.
However, Perry, a senior fellow of the ChildTrauma Academy in Houston, Texas, said he was concerned that children were being labelled as having ADHD when that merely described the symptoms of a range of different physiological problems.
In June, in reaction to a slew of articles decrying wimpy, moany millennials, Angus Harrison wrote an article for Vice in which he pointed out that young people were being labelled snowflakes at the same time as being called "Generation Sensible" or "new young fogeys".
The epiphanic moment in The Psychopath Test comes when Ronson asks Robert Spitzer, the editor under whose aegis the DSM expanded from a slim booklet to a biblical tome, whether it's possible that "he'd inadvertently created a world in which some ordinary behaviours were being labelled mental disorders", and Spitzer answers: "I don't know".
It also said that too many children were being labelled as having special needs - with more than one in five pupils currently in this category.
Well, a whole array of new and semi legal drugs were been labelled and distributed under the title.
A young girl told me she was being labelled as "the biggest charge sheet going".
"Suddenly the place was being labelled a problem estate," he says.
"We're being labelled – or I'm being accused of leading England to being – a second-rate country.
It wasn't long before he was being labelled "the black Blair" and "Britain's Obama".
