Sentence examples similar to a category of something from inspiring English sources

"We can see that birthrate declines date to the fall of the Soviet Union," Murray said, "but is that due to the switch to a market economy or something else?" Germany and Austria are in something of a category of their own.

When I saw something like "Flight," in Edinburgh, that was in the category of something I've never seen before.

Not only did that set a single‐game rushing record for the 51‐year‐old National Football League, but it also projected 26‐year‐old William Henry Ellison of Houston into the category of something special.

But that falls into the category of something she has to say, for now.

When I asked Sergey Brin if Google would displace media buyers or media sales forces, he gave a somewhat elliptical answer: "We have no desire to screw a category of people, to trick them or something.

This does put the startup into something of a category of its own in the hardware startup space, where wearable-makers aren't typically building for such a single and specific (let alone female-focused) purpose.

One, "reading" is a category of assignment.

Choose a category of equipment.

In networks like Curt's or Paula's, before OxyContin, no one ever did heroin or crack; those were seen as an entirely different category of drug: something that will take over your life.

Butler's eclipse paintings thus occupy a hybrid category of science and art, something that might be said about a whole host of pictures created to advance knowledge of the phenomenal world.

TM: Can you give an example of something that would fall into that second category?