So do you put a label on your religious beliefs?
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So it's multidimensional; you can't put a label on it.
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What good does it do you to put a label on yourself?
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"Let's not put a label on it — let's keep it fun," Tove Lo sings.
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New Kids on the Block's Jonathan Knight is ready to put a label on it.
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We don't need to put a label on it, make it something for people's expectations.
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"I'm not really trying to put a label on an entire fan base," he explained.
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If we had to put a label on our group, we would call them Trumpists.
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But if we are going to put a label on it, yes, I am transgender.
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But if we are going to put a label on it: Yes, I am transgender.
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Kristen Stewart doesn't need to put a label on her sexuality to know who she is.
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Zayn Malik, former soft boy, is ready to put a label on his very public relationship.
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When I got to Chu Lai, South Vietnam, I put a label on the jar that simply said 'Texas.
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"My chosen polyamory style is 'relationship anarchy', which means I don't really put a label on anything," she explains.
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If you can put a label on something, like, 'Oh that's preppy,' or 'That's hip hop' — that's cool to me.
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"I've also seen people put a label on the inside of their phone case with contact information," Mr. Weissmann said.
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We haven't put a label on what we have—but it sure is a very intense friends with benefits situation.
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It's the kind of thing you can't put a label on — or a name that lets you know what you're in for.
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If you're transgender, and you want to put a label on yourself, that's your choice and you should be able to do that.
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" By Christmas of that year, Martz's curiosity grew after Chiquita had put a label on their bananas that said "The Perfect Stocking Stuffer.
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They may dominate headlines and red carpets, but that doesn't mean Zayn Malik and Gigi Hadid want to put a label on their coupledom.
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If we&aposre gonna put a label on it, I&aposm transgender," she said, "But at the end of the day, I am me.
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Howard doesn't want to put a label on what he's cooking, but it is globally influenced, and particularly inspired by the Chinatown area in terms of ingredients.
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Stephen Baldwin says it's wrong to put a label on his daughter Hailey's relationship with Justin Bieber, but it doesn't matter ... he says Biebs is the best.
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If they have to put a label on it so they can better categorize it and understand it, then [okay] if that's what makes them feel better.
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All in all though, the speech and the win is emblematic of the idea that, really, you can't put a label on someone over a moment in time.
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I get the sense that your bill is sort of like asking a drug dealer to put a label on cocaine saying that it shouldn't be used on humans.
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But even she couldn't deny that she goofed big time with Poussey, who is pretty much her girlfriend at this point, though they decided not to put a label on it.
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I didn't believe I had the right to grieve for someone who had not quite been my friend, not quite my boyfriend, not quite anything I could put a label on.
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When asked if there is a lesbian angle to the event, she bristles: "I don't want to be defined by any one thing, I don't want to put a label on the party," she insists.
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It was easy at that time to put a label on people and to dismiss them, instead of taking the time to know them and realize there is more to a story than what appearances suggest.
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And while neither character decided to put a label on the newfound nuance in their sexualities, they didn't insist that being in a relationship with a woman for the first time now meant they were suddenly gay either.
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" There are several more of this sort — Ryan Follese's "Put a Label On It," Jon Langston's "Right Girl Wrong Time," Russell Dickerson's "Yours," Devin Dawson's "I Don't Care Who Sees," LANCO's "Greatest Love Story," Dylan Scott's "My Girl.
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"I don't know if you can put a label on what makes us work, but I know that I've never loved like I love this woman, so if that's enough, then that's enough," McDaid previously told PEOPLE about the pair's relationship.
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I wasn't seeing anyone else, but I felt we were rushing things a bit, so I simply said I didn't want to put a label on things yet, but that I wasn't seeing anyone else and wanted to keep dating him.
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Even though she was devastated, she also "felt reassured knowing that they finally put a label on what was wrong with me" and encourages others who are worried about their mental status to reach out to a doctor for help.
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"I don't know if you can put a label on what makes us work, but I know that I've never loved like I love this woman, so if that's enough, then that's enough," the musician previously told PEOPLE about the pair's relationship.
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"I don't know if you can put a label on what makes us work, but I know that I've never loved like I love this woman, so if that's enough, then that's enough," McDaid told PEOPLE in May 113 about the pair's relationship.
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In May, McDaid told PEOPLE of his love for Cox, "I don't know if you can put a label on what makes us work, but I know that I've never loved like I love this woman, so if that's enough, then that's enough."
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"I don't know if you can put a label on what makes us work, but I know that I've never loved like I love this woman, so if that's enough, then that's enough," McDaid told PEOPLE in May 2016 about the pair's relationship.
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"I think whenever you try to put a 'what I do' [on your food]—or if your guests or media try to put a label on what you are—there's always so much room for conversations like, 'Oh, that's not really fried chicken, or that's not how you barbecue," the Los Angeles native chef-owner said.
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Today, the trio—frontwoman Katie Gavin, guitarist Josette Maskin, and Naomi McPherson (also guitar)—does it again on their first new track (and video, premiering below) since their record's release: "In My Way" tackles modern relationship—or, rather, non-relationship—culture, asking: how do you find intimacy during a moment when it's not always cool to put a label on it, when falling for another person induces not just excitement, but panic.
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But as a revenge Dahl put a label on the title page of the book, without Wergeland's knowledge, where it said that the complete profit was to be donated to charity.
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Similarly, Bustles Amy Mackelden said Lo's narrator prefers to have a casual relationship, as indicated by the lines, "No, let's not put a label on it, let's keep it fun". She also noted the lyric "I wanna be free like you" hints at the "outdated expectations often placed on women to only be in monogamous relationships".
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The device also includes a feature HiLight Tagging and built-in video editing function, which allows the user to put a label on the main points while shooting video or in the process of view, which makes it possible to quickly find desired footage later. It also has built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and user-friendly modes like QuikCapture, SuperView and Auto Low Light.
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The Allmusic review by Richard S. Ginell awarded the album 4 stars calling it "an immensely likable, easy-grooving CD that defies one to put a label on it... this is thoughtful, free-thinking, ear-friendly jamming that was recorded in bustling Burbank, CA. but sounds as if it was laid down in a relaxed cabin in the hills".Ginell, R. S. Allmusic Review accessed August 4, 2011.
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" Abraham spoke about shooting a scene of the episode in August 2012: While discussing the prostitution plot, Christina Hendricks said, "This is a very confusing situation for Joan and for everyone involved. First off, it's just completely insulting. Second of all, it's quite an opportunity. Then all of a sudden you put the money involved or the opportunity involved or you put a label on it, then it becomes a scary road to go down.
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After moving to L.A. Kaulitz and the band took a year off and "didn't do anything" before finding inspiration in L.A. nightlife. In November 2014, Kaulitz blogged about love, labels and his sexuality; Kaulitz has not put a label on his sexual orientation, but offered: "Maybe I'm just about to meet someone who changes my life forever and, if that happens, does it really matter what gender they are?" Kaulitz is a supporter of Angela Merkel and favored the CDU in the 2017 German federal election.
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Barney uses magic tricks mostly to pick up women. His most common method of picking up women is telling them elaborate lies about himself, often using an alias. Many of his schemes for picking up women are in a book he has written called "The Playbook", which is exposed in the episode "The Playbook". He has commitment issues, as evidenced in his reluctance to put a label on his relationship with Robin and the fact that she is one of the few women he has actually dated since the show started.
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In an interview documented by the Rolling Stone in 2004, they both contended that the libertarian label which had been applied to them in recent years was not entirely appropriate. During an appearance on The Charlie Rose Show, Stone said that they "just play devil's advocate all the time", personifying both sides of the argument and taking "a little funny way out" to differ from the Hollywood liberals in the acting community. At a 2006 conference in Amsterdam organized by the Reason, Parker and Stone stated that if one had to put a label on them, it would be libertarian.
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The organization's nutrition director in 2004, Amy Lanou criticized the U.S. Department of Agriculture for promoting high-fat, high-calorie products, such as certain brands of cookies and fast-food products. Susan Levin, the PCRM's director of nutrition education, sent a letter in March 2009 to the minor league baseball team, the West Michigan Whitecaps, to object to a four-pound, 4,800-calorie hamburger on the team's concession-stand menu, and to ask that the team put a label on the burger indicating that it was a "dietary disaster". The PCRM has also spoken out against the Las Vegas restaurant Heart Attack Grill. Its menu offers hamburgers containing more than 9,000 calories; a diner has been hospitalized, and the unofficial spokesman died of a heart attack.
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The book's marketing has been the subject of a complaintSarkozy wants to ban the sale of his voodoo doll by the President of France requesting the withdrawal of the voodoo doll by invoking his right to absolute and exclusive use of his image. The case was taken to court where it was dismissedVoodoo Doll: Nicolas Sarkozy dismissed with the judge invoking freedom of expression, stating that "it is within the limits of freedom of expression and the right to humor" and that "No one can take this process seriously". Nicolas Sarkozy appealed the decision and in November 2008, the court ruled that the doll was actually an offense against the president, ordering K&B; to put a label on the package to indicate this to customers. President Sarkozy also won one Euro in damages.
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Writing for The Guardian, Alexandra Pollard noted the song's sarcastic tone and concluded the lyrics are about the false lack of interest people—especially women—are expected to show at the beginning of a relationship. Brittany Spanos of Rolling Stone said "Cool Girl" describes the "varying roles and expectations in casual relationships" while Kyann-Sian Williams of NME stated the lyrics are about stripping the labels in a relationship where the protagonist does not want commitment. Alim Kheraj from DIY labelled "Cool Girl" as a "non-conformist anthem" in which the narrator prefers "lusty casualness" over monogamy. In contrast, Jenesaispop's Jordi Bardají concluded the song talks about the desire for freedom in a relationship, as indicated in the verses, "We don't put a label on it, so we can run free, yeah".
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