Sentence examples for which he labelled from inspiring English sources

Poincaré had published several papers in which he labelled certain functions "Fuchsian," after another mathematician.

But while celebrating his huge mandate in the election, which he labelled the "most competitive ever", he also described his opponents as dangerously backward-looking.

Ukip's most high-profile member, Robert Kilost-Silk, lost his BBC talk show after making controversial comments about Arabs, in which he labelled them "women repressors".

Clyne also spoke of Australia being "heavily addicted to coal" as a source of energy and growth, which he labelled "economically reckless".

He warned us that doctors may do more harm than good, and that some diseases (which he labelled iatrogenic) were caused, not cured, by medical interventions.

He walked to a whiteboard and drew a series of bubbles, which he labelled "dashboard," "pilot," "weather," and "complex system of moving parts".

Each branch, which he labeled with a letter, represented a species.

He has inevitably been following the phone-hacking scandal at the News of the World, which he labels "gross".

Mr. Brooks had a folder, which he labeled "Special," that contained pornography involving the young boy at the school, prosecutors said.

But the Irving Kristol who began to emerge in the 1970s exuded the quality of dogmatism, which he labeled "conservative".

The crime for which he labeled Governor Martinez a quisling was meeting with the leaders of Pueblo Indian groups in New Mexico.