Sentence examples for categorised people from inspiring English sources

Myers and Briggs also categorised people as introverts (who enjoy working and being alone), and extroverts (who are energised by other people and enjoy action and variety).

Participants couldn't guess that the researchers were going to make inferences about how they categorised people in the pictures – so if they didn't want to appear to perceive people on the basis of race, it wouldn't be clear how they should change their behaviour to do this.

We categorised people into quintiles of IMD in England.

Smoking status categorised people into five categories; never smokers, ex-occasional smokers, ex-daily smokers, current occasional smokers and current daily smokers.

We categorised people who scored 12 or more as having anxiety about swine flu, and those who scored 18 or more as having high anxiety about swine flu.

We categorised people as overusing methadone if the length of treatment was shorter than the total coverage of the prescribed prescriptions.

"We are here to categorise people," said Director Stahl.

But for many, including Josh, the desire to categorise people is infuriating.

This spoke to the desire for us to categorise people and behaviours.

We are asked to categorise people depending on how unwell they may be, or how much support they may need.

According to the document, Labour has analysed 80% of its party's membership using Mosaic, a classification system used to categorise people into different social bands.