Sentence examples for being lumped in from inspiring English sources
He feared being lumped in with Osama bin Laden.
"I don't like being lumped in there like that," he said.
Midlanders are spiky individualists who don't appreciate being lumped in together, thank you very much.
"We fear being lumped in one group," says Mahienour el-Massry, a rights activist.
"They're being lumped in with [poorly performing tech firms] GoodFit and GoPro.
They were also unhappy at being lumped in with the Strokes, then seen as saviours but now silent.
Lonely Planet was being lumped in with McDonald's as responsible for the ills of the globalised world.
Sophisticated Pakistanis who take pride in a culture rich with literature, art and intellectual discourse take exception to being lumped in with narrow-minded extremists.
"I prefer to do my charitable bit by donating actual money and not being lumped in with a bunch of people like that".
The issue is not that the righteous attacks on the undeserving have become so overzealous that deserving people are being lumped in with them.
