Sentence examples for which labeled from inspiring English sources

In 1954, Arvin was targeted by a conservative Smith group which labeled him a Communist.

It even prompted an official response from the Corzine campaign, which labeled the ad "utterly disgusting".

The standoff complicated diplomatic relationships and drew criticism from other nations, which labeled the United States an arrogant, deadbeat superpower.

ABC, which labeled its first report after war broke out "When diplomacy fails," has become the bête noire of conservative groups.

The only catcalls have come from the right, most fervently from The Weekly Standard, which labeled the president's accommodation to China "a national humiliation".

For lung transplants, the transplant society called them "life saving, not palliative," in response to the Arizona study, which labeled them "more palliative than curative".

News Corporation was prepared for severe criticism in the parliamentary report released Tuesday in Great Britain but Rupert Murdoch was taken aback by the personal nature of the committee's findings, which labeled him "unfit" to lead a major corporation.

For Peter Schjeldahl at The New Yorker, the show merited only a catchy, four-sentence caption in the magazine's listings section, which labeled it "Frankly Awful," a "toneless visual cacophony" that "could wake the dead and make them want to be dead again".

Faced with stiff opposition from the California Chamber of Commerce, which labeled it a "job killer," Brown vetoed the bill.

The peaks which labeled as P1a and P1b correspond to P-P bonds.

Two valuation subsets were designed, the first of which (labeled 'Green Set') was created using a pre-existing orthogonal array [15] and is shown in Figure 1.