Can Behat tables be used to check multiple text labels - cucumber

Question

Using Behat with mink and Drupal extensions.
I essentually have a page with multiple labels and I want to confirm the text of them all. I want to do this without having to enter something like.
Then I should see "Filter"
Is there a way to check all the text im expecting using Pystrings or Tables in a similar way they can be used to populate text fields:
And I fill in "Options" with:
Just thought it maybe easier to check it all at once rather than having to provide multiple steps
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Update:
After being provided some direction from dblack I used the following inside its own feature to test all labels that fall on the same page:
Note: I use the mink and UIBusinessSelector extensions
Also the 'login' is a custom function
Background: All scenarios require an admin login, then create a filter then confirm page labels
Given I login as an admin
When I go to the page "Product Filter"
And I click the "Add Filter Button"
Scenario Outline: Verifying page text
Then I should see "<ThisText>"
Examples:
| ThisText |
| Filter by SKUs |
| Filter by Package Name |
| Filter by Campaign Medium |
| Filter by Product Category |
| Filter by Product Selection |
| Filter by Product Holiday Experience |
| Filter by Product Star Rating |
| Filter by Product Destination |
| Filter by Product Duration |
| Filter by Product Supplier |
| Filter by Air Ex Point |
| Filter by Land Ex Point |
| Filter by Product departure |
| Filter by Ship name |
| Filter by Cruise Line |
| Remove $0 products |
| Human readable name |

Answer 1

If you want to use a table to check each of your labels, you could use scenario outlines.
Scenario Outline: Check labels
Given I am logged on as "someuser"
When I go to the homepage
Then I should see "<mylabel>"
Examples:
| mylabel |
| Filter |
| Some Other Label |
| Another Label |
The drawback is that scenario outlines are templates, where the scenario outline is run once for each of the examples provided - for your example, you just want to know all the labels are on the page so you don't really want to make a log in and request for each label.
If i wanted to ensure a page contained all the labels it was supposed to, I would just do this (the scenario would be run just once):
Scenario: Check labels
Given I am logged on as "someuser"
When I go to the homepage
And I should see "Filter"
And I should see "Some Other Label"
And I should see "Another Label"