Sentence examples for categorised as an from inspiring English sources
Jean-Marc Vallée could be quite easily categorised as an "actor's director".
Categorised as an online experience, Firestorm blends long form writing, video documentary, audio material and interactive elements.
After decades categorised as an "under-rated" British humorist, Jacobson is now established as a man of letters, something he always wanted.
Negative associations with Indigeneity are constant and our people are most often categorised as an "Aboriginal problem" or the "Indigenous issue".
I haven't experienced xenophobia or racism personally, but I'm reluctant to say I'm Indian for fear of being categorised as an outsider.
Unlike England and Wales, where since 2004 anyone convicted by the courts is categorised as an offender, the implication in the Swedish model is that sentenced individuals are still primarily regarded as people with needs, to be assisted and helped.
Morris, wrongly categorised as a 'travel writer', has always been best as a writer of place.
Be aware when shopping that this is categorised as a gloss, which it simply is not.
Under the NHS this would be categorised as a life-threatening "Serious Untoward Incident".
It pointed out that Yakult is categorised as "a food for specified health use" by the Ministry of Health in Japan.
