Sentence examples for attempts to categorize from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Goldblum resisted any such attempts to categorize himself.

And he rejected attempts to categorize his views in simple slogans.

"Hyperobjects" makes the case that there are some phenomena that defy our attempts to categorize them as natural or not.

But one of the pleasures of reading "Hallucinations" is understanding how complex human reality often trumps attempts to categorize it.

Around 2010, when this cohort of musicians first came together, attempts to categorize the music were almost comical: some of the first records that Carolan released, by the American groups Balam Acab and oOoOO, were described as "witch house".

There have already been several attempts to categorize this new approach to design as "the new design," "sustainable design" and part of the cultural movements of "polymodernism," "supermodernism," "super-hybridity" and so on.

The problem with the DSM is that psychiatry over at least the last four decades has attempted to categorize mental and psychological manifestations as distinct illnesses, similar to the categorization of medical and surgical illnesses, instead of recognizing that the best way to understand psychological health is on a spectrum.

But any attempt to categorize Keynes along traditional left-right lines is apt to founder.

Any attempt to categorize the material of sacrifice will group together heterogeneous phenomena; thus, the category human sacrifice includes several fundamentally different sacrificial rites.

Until now there has been no attempt to categorize the extent of illnesses in these workers, assumed to be the most badly injured of about 40,000 or more who labored at the World Trade Center site.

I am of entirely the same mind, which is why I recoil against the attempt to categorize "personal" songs of mine as diary pages and why I resist that niggling insistence on the facts.