Sentence examples for be impossible to categorize from inspiring English sources

In accordance with what was reported in other studies, it turned out to be impossible to categorize the constructed orthoses in general orthotic classifications, such as 'functional' or 'accommodative'[ 11].

For one thing, he is impossible to categorize.

The Times, deciding that the film was impossible to categorize, called it "weird and wonderful, disgusting and demented".

"You are impossible to categorize," goes the accompanying claim, yet it's obvious that the person being described is a dinosaur.

And there are denials of truth that are impossible to categorize: the President met with Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., an anti-vaccine zealot with a history of falsehoods, and talked to him about possibly forming a commission on vaccine safety.

It is impossible to categorize these changes fully or to reduce them to a common denominator, but in many places there was a tendency toward greater schematization and bold configurations in design, in which strong and abstract structures of line and colour predominate.

Commodity producer stocks were so variable in their performance, Lu says, that they are impossible to categorize as an inflation hedge.

The electives third is impossible to categorize.

It's impossible to categorize him and that's what makes him so special".

When an observer is unsettled by an artwork being impossible to readily categorize or "judge," it is more likely to produce an interactive dialogue between observers that reframes the terms of an existing debate.

A novel that is as impossible to categorize as my memoir and will probably be just as hard to get published.