Sentence examples for would be branded from inspiring English sources

The new "lifetime" double-barrelled names would be branded with two hyphens.

"This is a good thing," says Vladimir "otherwise we would be branded as having foreign support".

If those doing the criticising happened to be Jewish themselves, they would be branded self-hating Jews.

Mr. Baucus said he was not concerned that Democrats, particularly Mr. Obama, would be branded as weak on national security.

If it is more than $100,000 they would be branded a "political organisation", rather than members of civil society.

"Without horses," she writes, "Polo shirts would be branded with monkeys and Paul Revere would have been forced to ride on a Segway.

Their fear was that by serving halal they'd be branded a "Muslim school".

If you applied it to people you'd be branded a racist.

If we did, we'd be branded troublemakers.

You'd be branded a pirate, Jolly Roger or not.

Also, if they did, they'd be branded traitors by Membership First, on the grounds that they were pushing to deprive the negotiating committee of a necessary tool.