Sentence examples for categories to which from inspiring English sources

There are about 35 categories to which the books can be assigned.

Besides, it's not clear that Oprah's Book Club itself fits neatly into any of the categories to which it's usually assigned.

Then in a table, organize all the different categories to which the topic of fuel is related, including a summary of the article in which it was mentioned.

Highly normalised identities are always subject to these kinds of pressures since they establish idealised categories to which we simply cannot all conform.

Anthony Appiah identifies himself as a racial skeptic to the extent that the biological categories to which racial terms refer have been shown not to exist.

But the industry groups did not meet the various demands to eliminate recognizable tobacco brands in films, or to cut smoking altogether from films in the G, PG, and PG-13 ratings categories, to which children and teenagers are freely admitted.

The rest are basically topical essays delivered with theatrical brio, a category to which "Post Mortem" clearly also belongs.

The color of the disc indicates the "fundamental color category to which its sock belongs," he writes in his patent.

Irrespective of the category to which it belongs, Flaws will ensure the band are no longer seen as just promising indie upstarts.

(The clothes are not cheap; they are priced in the "luxury" category, to which brands such as Ralph Lauren and DKNY belong).

"To obtain a conviction, case law establishes that the prosecution must prove beyond reasonable doubt the legal category to which the substance being used belonged.