Sentence examples for a category of people from inspiring English sources

Generalizations involve matching a category of people to a behavior or trait — overweight middle-aged men to heart-attack risk, young men to bad driving.

Clancy guessed that there was a category of people who are prone to create false memories and who might demonstrate this tendency when given a standard memory test.

One takes a representative of a category of people who have historically been overlooked", rather than a single "great" figure of their age.

Jenner thus puts a face on a category of people prone to be vilified, a group that may be among the most marginalized in America.

"We are a civilised country and we are civilised people and there will be a category of people who may well come without medical insurance and that is genuine refugees fleeing in fear of their lives," he said.

But Justice Antonin Scalia asked why it was "irrational or unconstitutional" to issue warnings about a category of people who were more likely than the general population to be dangerous.

France's Human Rights League accused Valls of "participating in the stigmatisation of a category of French people who have become suspect by virtue of their faith".

I also have a fascination with the social history of Zimbabwe, and with a category of white people who have been very important to the culture of the country: they translated the Bible into Shona and wrote the first dictionaries".

The high court judge said that Henry's claim was important because she represented "a new category of people" – a victim of a crime.

Or do you take a more proactive approach, treating a broad category of people who are at highest risk?

There's a whole category of people who have an even busier day when the rest of us are having a day off.