Sentence examples for He categorized from inspiring English sources

He categorized such motions as generally "a long shot".

He categorized the makers of Coke & all other caffeine-containing drinks as "dope peddlers & when they protested, said he'd be glad to substitute the word "poisoners".

He categorized the country's problems as a series of "bubbles" akin to the housing bubble or the dotcom bubble and criticized the "heedlessness" of the elite in ignoring them.

He categorized what he and Mr. Fleishman, a professor of law and public policy sciences at Duke University, were advocating as "a shift from not just serving to solving".

He categorized stage lighting under three headings: a general or acting light, which gave diffused illumination; formative light, which cast shadows; and imitated lighting effects painted on the scenery.

He categorized every one of their stock picks from June 30 , 1980 to Dec. 31, 1996, according to their price-to-book ratio, which is calculated by dividing a company's stock price by its per-share book value, or net worth.

But I would strongly disagree with John Rockwell when he categorizes her paintings as "really naïve".

He categorizes his maps by type -- state, city and regional, alphabetizing within each of these categories.

But Mr. Hoffman misses the mark when he categorizes today's synagogue music as being traditionally oriented.

But he categorizes farmland as the least fun type of land to own.

Chiefly, he says the ideal diet is "bisexual," mixing foods that he categorizes as straight or gay.