Sentence examples for Is being lumped from inspiring English sources

— is being lumped in.

"He sees himself as a Westernized leader," one senior administration official said, "and we think he'll react if he believes he is being lumped in with brutal dictators".

How many of these also cry out in protest that the entire Orient is being lumped together as the "Muslim world"?

While more total money is being invested in startups, that capital is being lumped into larger sums over the course of fewer total rounds of funding.

I've never wanted to rape anyone, so why am I being lumped in as the enemy?

"I'm lumped in with these idiots.

I was lumped into some incorrect category driven by ignorance.

What I do know for absolute certain is that I'm not one of them … I reckon I only went down [to London] once or twice for a night out in all the time I was at Anfield, and yet I was lumped in with the rest of the crew.

So I'm lumped into the Bundy generation.

This author, with whom I am lumped together by the rest of the world for us both being Orthodox, and I stand worlds apart on this issue.

He harped how I shouldn't be proud of being good if it meant that I was lumped in a heavier weight class.