Sentence examples for categorised me from inspiring English sources

The candidates then went through a series of tests, in which they categorised "me" words (myself, mine) and "wizard" words (wand, broomstick, spells, potions) by pressing one key when they appeared on the screen, and "not me" words (they, theirs) and "vampire" words (blood, undead, fangs, bitten) by pressing another key, with the test then reversed.

They are categorising me.

As we walk to Conference Room A, Webber is looking me up and down, categorising me on the spot.

"I don't want to police other people's lives," says Swanzy, "I don't care how people categorise me.

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This is the closest Rendell comes to any sort of criticism of the genre divides which plague modern literature; she's not bothered, she says, about being categorised in the crime section, because "people generally review me, give me large reviews, not in groups of latest crime fiction, so I think on whole people like my books and give them a bit of prominence".

[runs clip] SH: Everytime I see it, it makes me think that things get categorised in certain ways - people think of that as a music promo, but actually I would see that as a perfect piece of experimental film-making.

A reason that could be categorised as controlled motivation was "This program appeals to me because there might be more opportunities to start a PhD program during the Master education, and graduate earlier".

For example, in the AS-20 item 9 (people react differently to me because of my eyes) could be categorised under 'social contact' and item 14 (I have problems with depth perception) would fit under 'distance estimation'.

Every email I've ever sent, that's been sent to me, including the ones I deleted or were categorised as spam.

It obviously frustrates her to be categorised and when I ask if she's worried about being typecast she sets me straight.