Sentence examples for as easily categorized from inspiring English sources

But Fazal the farmer isn't as easily categorized.

Too often, efforts to gain acceptance and rights for trans men and trans women has meant ignoring those of us who are not as easily categorized.

Implicit methods, on the other hand, build on personal experiences and are not as easily categorized, because they rely on assertions about users and user needs.

By contrast, the IP priming protocol induced the strongest IgG2 and IgM responses, though this would not be as easily categorized as a strict Th1-type response.

"It's not as easily categorized as some of what we do," said the Culture Project artistic director, Allan Buchman, "but it does bring up how the press can be so easily manipulated and that politics are corrupt, yet it's far more subtle than that, and of course dreadfully funny".

Not all of these issues are as exciting and easily categorized as that of censorship in our nation's capital.

I insist on covering the LGBT movement for equal rights as a regular beat, not merely as an easily categorized political issue.

Although Clark claimed the work of documentarian Dorothea Lange and photojournalist W. Eugene Smith as influences, his images are not easily categorized as either social documentation or journalism.

In fact, using this classification we could have an image of the embryological defect and, for example, such a rare anomaly as 'Robert's uterus' could be easily categorized as 'complete septate uterus with unilateral cervical aplasia' (U2bC3V0).

And the current categories of substance abuse and dependence will be referred to as "addiction and related disorders" -- a reflection that these problems cannot be easily categorized as mild or severe but occur on a continuum.

Many of Obama's major policies are easily categorized and marginalized as liberal.