Sentence examples for a category of one from inspiring English sources

NEITHER jazz nor blues nor ballad but a protest song in the form of a dirge, "Strange Fruit" occupies a category of one in American popular music.

This puts him in a category of one in fashion, an industry that, "for the most part", he says, "is playing the same game with the same people".

BOOK -- "Becoming a Category of One: How Extraordinary Companies Transcend Commodity and Defy Comparison" by Joe Calloway (2003) WHY -- "I'm given many management/business books by friends, colleagues and business partners but have little time to read.

The answer, of course, is a writer of steamy occult romantic thrillers who happens to be a wholesome Mormon mother of three — a category of one, solely occupied by Stephenie Meyer.

Martin," or "Mr. Knockly" conform more recognizably to traditional short-story form (though the dangers of generalizing become apparent when you get to a tour-de-force like "We Miss You: A Study of Get-Well Letters From a Class of Fourth Graders," which belongs in a category of one).

That's what Joe Calloway calls Becoming A Category of One.

Detroit needs to stand strong as a category-of-one, and so do you.

"Leadership doesn't fall in a category of just one game," Renney said in a conference call from Bern, Switzerland.

This introduces a category of what one might call Siamese objects.

Four hundred (82.8%) of the 483 febrile illnesses that received a triage category of one or two were in the NICE red zone.

The agency routinely blocks imports of individual food products, but it is rare for it to block an entire category of one country's foods.