Sentence examples for Hard to classify from inspiring English sources

Hard to classify, other than as a miraculous piece of filmmaking.

Hard to classify, he is best known for his Domestic Furniture Co., which he first established with a showroom on L.A.'s Beverly Boulevard in 1987.

What we did was hard to classify.

The objects are hard to classify.

I guess it was hard to classify.

The No Smoking Orchestra is hard to classify.

The weight vector of classifiers puts larger weights on classifiers that perform better on hard-to-classify instances.

Like Walt Whitman, another hard-to-classify embodiment of the spirit of New York, he is contradictory and multitudinous.

The Emigrants was followed by two more equally hard-to-classify volumes, The Rings of Saturn (1998), ostensibly about a walk through East Anglia, and Vertigo (1999).

EVEN within the Outsider Art field, where hard-to-classify works by self-taught artists are the stock in trade, some creations are more unusual than others.

At that time, the company, based in New York, helped market hard-to-classify acts that would later be called alternative rock.