Sentence examples for a large category from inspiring English sources

There is also a large category of books known as mass-market originals.

Also in August, Hurricane Bill, a large Category 4 storm, was blamed for the deaths of two swimmers in Florida and Maine.

For the rabbi, Alik belongs to a large category he calls captive children -- "millions of Jews living in captivity with the heathens," Jews "deprived of the Torah, the Jewish way of life, education and upbringing".

"Scripted fiction is a large category in other media formats – TV, film, books – and we think it could become one in digital audio as well," says Matt Lieber, co-founder of Gimlet Media.

And then there are Catholics (and this is a large category) who do explicitly dissent from Church teaching, but who also don't want to see secular governments set the rules for what Catholic institutions can and cannot do.

The Clinton administration took the view that their combined impact meant that no federal court had jurisdiction to consider the correctness of the administration's determination that deportation was now automatic for a large category of legal immigrants with criminal records, no matter how or when their crimes had been adjudicated.

If you find yourself thinking about other women who might have been represented in "The Dinner Party," don't forget that each of the 39 honored with a plate and runner is also emblematic of a larger category.

A bill now in Congress would lower the level of government supervision of two institutions, State Street and Bank of New York, that practice "custodial banking," and would exempt a larger category of big but not enormous banks from regular stress tests.

Inclusion of these subfamilies emphasizes their closer evolutionary relationships to one another than to any other group of rodents, but such affinity could also be expressed by recognizing each as a separate family and then bringing them together within a larger category, the superfamily Muroidea.

Until May of this year, Canadian border authorities lumped fentanyl seizures into a larger category of "other controlled drugs," and did not keep separate statistics on the synthetic opioid.

In this sense, his vision of internationalism remained consistent with his perspective on the prospect of Negro or Native American self-governance in the United States, two groups among a larger category of peoples literally unable, in his view, to determine themselves politically.