Sentence examples for would have labelled from inspiring English sources

The ease with which Trump erected and proselytized this divide speaks to what the Chairman would have labelled a ripeness for "class struggle".

A familiar narrative which I would have labelled racist, had it not been for the fact that the abuser was black and the abused an embarrassed European or African.

He said he would have labeled the investigation the "potential" compromise of the W-88.

(Had I been more pretentious, or in another line of work, I would have labeled it my Susan Sontag streak).

It was Ayn Rand's nightmare: the president who gave hundreds of billions in hand-outs to homeowners, banks, car executives and various others she would have labeled "moochers" was explaining his vision of why America is great.

His former sport would have labeled that game, set, match.

The old way of thinking would have labeled Prince an immoral cad.

Some incubators would have labeled this group too old to be entrepreneurs.

We even struggled arm-in-arm with the mill's cleaners -- workers who CNA would have labeled "unskilled" and excluded.

But while few of the grownups would have labeled themselves libertarian, the area's relative affluence was not at all at odds with free-market principles.

The experts HuffPost contacted from the feds, a D.C. think tank and a state university in the upper Midwest refused to engage in a discussion about whether Palin would have labeled Utah's effort a death panel.