Sentence examples for amorphous category from inspiring English sources

One of the problems is that public art is such an amorphous category.

It requires seeing photography as part of a larger, amorphous category, one morally up for grabs, called visual culture.

When my family moved to a more affluent white neighbourhood I started to see myself as "other", this amorphous category.

As Malcolm Gladwell pointed out in his 2000 article on the psychology of choking, the phenomenon can seem like an amorphous category of failure.

These offenses were classified as crimes of moral turpitude, an amorphous category that includes dozens of crimes, from perjury to prostitution.

Although it might seem like an amorphous category of failure, their work has revealed that choking is triggered by a specific mental mistake: thinking too much.

It's in an amorphous industry category, in a mostly behind-the-scenes role.

Helmet, which is being lumped into the still-amorphous alternative rock category, is led by the guitarist and singer Page Hamilton, who was in the composer Glenn Branca's rock band and was also a member of Band of Susans.

These objects can be divided into two categories: amorphous objects from PU foam containing custom built electronic equipment such as wireless routers or media players: or cast and hand painted versions of everyday foods such as milk, pasta or watermelons, also embedded with tiny transmitters.

The words "authenticity" and "heritage" are marketing shorthand for what appeals to a particular kind of millennial consumer — one belonging to the amorphous and ever-expanding category of "hipster".

IGZO is selected to be expended as the channel material for the n-type transistors in our integrated macroelectronic circuits, owing to the fact that IGZO is one of the most promising members in the category of amorphous oxide semiconductors with desirable electrical performance4,50,51.