Sentence examples for would not label from inspiring English sources

"I would not label him a racist, but what he said was hugely offensive.

Piazza said he would not label his frequent hit-by-pitches this spring a trend, but he said he would act again if he felt a need to.

Trachsel (1-9) allowed 6 runs and 11 hits in six and a third innings, but he would not label this the nadir of a baffling season.

Though many students would not label it as such, this normalisation and lack of awareness is a major part of the problem".

Professor Cunningham said he would not label Father Dulles a conservative, preferring to call him a traditional theologian, in that he taught as someone rooted in church tradition.

"I would not label myself as a true 'crime buff,' " he wrote, "but I do admit to becoming rather intrigued by the range of behaviors reported in news accounts of murders and other crimes committed daily in New York City".

"I wouldn't label myself anything, certainly not something with an 'ism' or an 'ist' at the end of it.

It was always fun to play the par-3s, but I wouldn't label my experiences then as anything too special".

"We are talking to each other — they talk to me and I talk to them, but I wouldn't label it any more than that," Mahoney said.

"I'm confident in what I do, how I prepare for the games; I wouldn't label myself a cheater," linebacker Mike Vrabel said.

Although he wouldn't label Magic Mike a feminist movie – as some media outlets have done – Carolin said it did treat women as independent characters, "people with their own voice [who] aren't there to service the men in the movie".