Sentence examples for categorisation which from inspiring English sources

"This multi-layered, deeply-plotted novel resists easy categorisation, which is precisely the author's point".

It is clear that Kate Atkinson refuses to be bound by genre, labels or form, preferring freedom in her approach, she resists categorisation which makes her an exciting and unpredictable writer comicrelief agrees that the book has many levels, arguing that "its philosophical message is never pompous, but subtle".

For both these theorists class and race are mutable, and identities are woven on to a sexual categorisation which takes priority.

"We're going to get audited in the next 12 months to be guaranteed our categorisation which obviously affects your funding, so that's become a massive job this year".

Perkins and their ilk are aghast at this categorisation, which makes it's a good time to point out that Perkins himself has been a big supporter of white supremacists and a KKK Grand Wizard for years.

Qualitative data were analysed via open coding, followed by a process of categorisation which facilitated the emergence of themes.

They are not categorisations which meet with much approval among most fans.

We only compared low GI (GL) intake with high GI (GL) intake in reported categorisations, which differed from study to study.

Data were missing on age group in surveys that had used non-standard age group categorisations, which could not be aligned with those used in the other surveys (5%).

Many evangelicals fear a Mormon president would legitimise the Mormon church as Christian, a categorisation at which many sternly protest.

Hiri's simple categorisation feature, which actually renames the CC field, aims to fix this.