Sentence examples for a clear subcategory of from inspiring English sources
There's a clear subcategory of women's workplace novels that describes high-achieving, usually white working mothers from the upper classes who just can't take it anymore.
The "dysfused septate" uterus resulting from a concomitant fusion and absorption defect was included as a clear subcategory (IIIc) of class III as "bicorporeal septate uterus".
The 'dysfused septate' uterus resulting from a concomitant fusion and absorption defect was included as a clear subcategory (IIIc) of Class III as 'bicorporeal septate uterus'.
Is psychotherapy an art or a science, a subcategory of humanism or of biology?
Every time it goes around, it emits a pulse of radio waves that astronomers can detect with radio telescopes, making it a pulsar, a subcategory of neutron star.
But in a research context, there's an important subcategory of book called an anthology.
It is a unique subcategory of piezotronics.
Still, we weren't quite prepared for a certain subcategory of entries submitted to our ninth annual Top Tomato contest.
A noteworthy subcategory of fugue is the type based on a cantus firmus.
By Alex Ross August 19, 2009 "Imaginary Concerts," my Critic at Large piece in this week's issue, tackles a peculiar subcategory of fiction — novels and stories about nonexistent classical composers.
They have, simultaneously, been a niche subcategory of an already niche pursuit, while also being enjoyed by millions across the world daily.
