Sentences with phrase «to label people»

I think being labeled a person of faith is a much better alternative.
The goal was to train the algorithm to automatically label the people in the photos.
The work touches on subjects of gender, ethnicity, sexuality, religion, and other labels people use to identify themselves.
On track at half way point to 30 goals in a season — frankly don't care what label people need to pin on him.
Rather than rely on race, we use our criminal justice system to label people of color «criminals» and then engage in all the practices we supposedly left behind.
Being self - published, or published through a publishing company, isn't the basis of labeling a person as an author or not.
There's some amazing irony in labeling people who want to defund an ineffective EPA, «science deniers.»
However, why the compulsion to immediately label that person with these derogatory terms?
What I don't understand is how people can label people like Benzema world class then in the same sentence label Giroud as not good enough.
This triggers a fight or flight response — as does labeling people by ranking.
James — «Labelling people makes it easier to dismiss them... when we are afraid we might be wrong about our own beliefs... simple laziness.»
Im not a zombi and YOU should avoid labeling people you don't know..
You might call me a hippy biker, but I am not into labelling people!
Many congratulations to Safia Minney, founder of pioneering ethical fashion label People Tree, on being made a Member of the Order of the British Empire this week.
The journey of the UK ethical fashion label People Tree has been a remarkable one.
Last week Mark Sawyer wrote in the Sydney Morning Herald that «it seems counter-intuitive and frankly crazy to label people racist on the basis of one or two remarks» and that he «walked past it when people assert that Australia is a uniquely wicked racist country.
When it comes down to it, I believe we'd be better off if we quit labeling people.
Don't label people please
If any other faith's holiday was used to attack the faith, we'd label the people attacking them as bigots.
The autism researcher explains why labelling people «evil» is unhelpful — and argues for a more objective measure of people's capacity for cruelty
To help shatter some long - standing prejudiced labels some people have against Mini, the automaker recruited a team of superstars, including Tony Hawk, Serena Williams, Abby Wambach, Harvey Keitel, and T - Pain.
C: The art world labels people, but many of them are still working on things on the side that the art world doesn't recognize.
Thing is, I won't comply with the language police who want to stop me from labelling people who wilfully deny climate science as climate science deniers.
Sometimes labeled people are also called psychopaths.
Glasser rejects the pathology model of traditional psycho - therapy, believing that labeling people with psychological and relational problems «sick» robs them of responsibility for changing their behavior and gives them an excuse for continuing as they are.
stop playing this make belief games for once and for all... We lable / have labeled people who talk talk to imaginary persons in the mental hospitals or on the street.
Labelling people makes it easier to dismiss them when we don't agree with their opinions or vice versa.
I sound arrogant and proud, and have fallen into labeling people.
I am not sure in all this quite what label people are pinning on our boy Sanchez.
I think that ideologies are abused and twisted for a confused or evil purpose frequently, but my concern is labeling people by a certain doctrine will only encourage more prejudice.
And automatically labeling the person as a liberal is just as dishonest and intentionally partisan as you assume him to be.
One such example that it provides of this is labelling all people of the Islamic faith as terrorists or potential terrorists.
They are not to be used to label people.
If no, then you are an a-fairiest, except that our society feels no need to label people for other things they don't believe in.
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