Sentence examples for categorised neatly from inspiring English sources

However, this classification model is an over-simplification since many endometrial cancers are not categorised neatly according to this dichotomy.

But then one of the true pleasures of having friends is categorising them neatly into groups.

Helen Garner's work can't be neatly categorised and that is much of her appeal.

– but the idea of being neatly categorised as "mentally ill" or "mentally well" simply because of the things we choose to share online is both unethical and potentially dangerous.

Human beings come in many different forms, formats, shapes and sizes – like the cars, sticky tape and pens we use – what we don't need is to be neatly categorised as pink or blue.

This difficulty occurs, above all, for those who do discourse analysis and need to neatly categorise their data, despite the fact that a number of verbs have ambiguous and/or complex meanings.

But such privacy may be a luxury when "emotional facial expressions" can be neatly scanned and categorised by an algorithm, or when our heartfelt statuses are simply part of an input-output exchange.

Their workspace is uncannily tidy: books categorised by subject, music alphabetically, current and future projects listed neatly on a whiteboard.

In a paper recently published in Psychological Medicine, Sarah Clement and colleagues from King's College London neatly outline some of the ways in which it can be categorised.

It would not be categorised.

They categorised foods into four groups.