Sentence examples for which has been labelled from inspiring English sources

But when asked whether the residents knew if the programme, which has been labelled 'poverty porn', would be called Benefits Street, Lee gave a conflicting answer.

The controversy, which has been labelled Pizzagate, centres on references in the emails to Comet Ping Pong and to various types of food and other objects that online researchers have claimed are codewords for child sexual abuse.

The show, which has been labelled "poverty porn", has attracted widespread criticism, including nearly 1,000 complaints to Ofcom and a petition signed by over 30,000 people urging Channel 4 to drop the programme.

Our man in Dublin, Henry McDonald, explains: It is also a further boost to Dublin's south inner city which has been labelled "the Google Quarter" given the concentration of global Internet companies in the area including the world's biggest search engine.

Giles Dilnot reports on the battle which has been labelled 'Gove versus Hove'.

Meyer-Landrut has been noted for her unconventional way of handling the press, which has been labelled "aloof" as well as "quick-witted" and "intuitive".

The channel, which has been labeled the "Jewish HBO," relies mostly on pre-existing content.

She confronts the restaurant lobbyist with a gargantuan 512-ounce soda cup, which has been labeled, curiously, as a "child size".

In the news portion of the podcast, I discuss the Nobel prize in economics, which has been labeled a "Non-Keynesian Nobel".

Mr. Stern has never really been fazed by organized opposition to his raw and rude comedy, which has been labeled everything from shocking and offensive to outrageous and groundbreaking.

Without such a determination of the nature of this good, one could easily have the impression that morality is simply obedience to a set of rules or laws the observance of which has been labeled, more or less arbitrarily, good.