Sentence examples for about the same category from inspiring English sources

This appropriately enough puts the Hawks in about the same category as their compatriots in the Braves and Falcons.

A 36th item (health transition) asks respondents about any health changes over the past year using five assessment categories, "much better" (category 1), "somewhat better" (category 2), "about the same" (category 3), "somewhat worse" (category 4), and "much worse" (category 5).

Any intent to create more divisions is due to the pretension of having a certain systematization, as Murray does, but this intent turns out to be confusing at the intuitive level if at the time of alluding to one of them not all physicians are thinking about the same category.

I put thinking about 300 in the same category.

He said that about 100 people in the same category were found during the call-in registrations in the country.

Mr Clinton's friends now say that sex, and even perjury about sex, fall into the same category as tax fraud.

While the whole story of the "X Files" plot lines may never be revealed, one "out there" truth is that, by design or accident, the series puts those with even the most valid conspiracy theories, or even confirmed accusations, about government misdeeds into the same category as those who find extraterrestrials making cryptic designs in their cornfields.

I don't think anything that's been said about our chap is in the same category at all".

Even though the Demjanjuk conviction is not considered legally binding because he died before his appeals were exhausted, the special German prosecutors' office that deals with Nazi crimes has said about 50 other people in the same category are being investigated.

"For me," Spielberg said in a statement about Matheson, "he is in the same category as Bradbury and [Isaac] Asimov".

Do complaints about American hypocrisy really belong in the same category as "fake news," let alone hacking?