Sentence examples for categorised himself from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, he categorised himself as an American writer, telling a Reporter in 1969: "An American writer means, in the present case, a writer who has been an American citizen for a quarter of a century.

Commonsense language claims to take its lead from the way people naturally speak, but any writer who truly attends to the way people speak will soon find himself categorised as a distinctive stylist or satirist or experimentalist.

For example, there are hundreds of "Rhythmic" stations (I know, it's like they're being categorised by Reagan himself) that only deal in the cross-section of EDM and hip-hop.

However, Dylan – in keeping with his refusal to be categorised – has often associated himself with things that are, to say the least, unexpected.

Showing their displeasure, the voters also rejected the four other initiatives on the ballot, including one, supported by the "pro-choice" governor, that would have banned abortions for minors without parental notification.In the process, Mr Schwarzenegger allowed himself to be categorised as a "Bush Republican" in a liberal-minded state where Democrats outnumber Republicans.

This demonstrates routine self monitoring of progress, and would be categorised as 'reflecting on management': Mr Neville an 80 year old man set himself the target of walking unaided by the time he left hospital….He kept a diary of is progress which he made available to the research team [ 56].

It would not be categorised.

Human beings are categorised and, tellingly, divided.

All are categorised by age group.

Categorised But some patients do fight being categorised, especially at first.

The rest are categorised by region.