Sentence examples for categorised like that from inspiring English sources

You're categorised like that.' Yes, but he does have spiky hair.

I don't understand why people want to categorise themselves like that.' She sees it as another prison?

Facebook's stripped-down internet was reminiscent of old search engines that listed the early web on one page, when it was small enough to be categorised, like books in a library.

How many things could we categorise in our lives like that?" Author Amy Stewart agrees.

How many things could we categorise in our life like that?" Amy agrees.

So while we may know what attacking looks like – goals, shots, chances, crosses, etc – is there any way of categorising the approach that may lead to that?

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

are inadequate for categorising the factors that can be present in a single experiment.

You can reasonably be described as a violent bully and that categorised your behaviour that Sunday afternoon".

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.

What usually follows is a categorised list of faults that support our thesis, the most popular being, "The acting was so over the top!" or, "That moment was so ridiculous!" This style of reviewing misses the fundamental point: the films we like actually contain these faults as well.