Sentence examples for categorise being from inspiring English sources

This type of landscape is difficult to categorise, being an 'inbetween-land', neither nature nor culture, perceived as ephemeral and inferior.

Harder to categorise are posts that are merely strings of gibberish.

Sebald, who was so hard to categorise, was always very gentle; and his success was gentle, too.

"I think that trying to label and categorise is actually to the destruction of a band like Public Image.

But modern search engines, which operate by indexing instead of categorising, are also fundamentally flawed.

But how lever-action shotguns are categorised is a separate issue.

Generalising and categorising is necessary to make sense of the complex behaviour of other people.

The way the barriers were categorised was not decisive for this pragmatic purpose.

All independent variables (continuous or categorised) were first assessed in univariate models.

Acoustic transmission was categorised as being greater than, equal to or less than adjacent musculature.

Institutional factors are normally categorised as being either formal or informal.