Sentence examples for categorises a from inspiring English sources

He categorises a translator as both a "privileged reader and a privileged writer.

That no attempt is being made to build a stable Bosnian identity is demonstrated in the fact that citizens must officially identify as belonging to either one of the three constituent peoples or as ostali ("other"); to identify as "Bosnian" categorises a person as an ostali, leaving them open to discrimination in employment, so it pays to identify first and foremost as a member of your "group".

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A cut-off of 20% in our data categorises a hub as any protein with a degree ≥3, we therefore chose a stricter cut-off of 2% so a hub is only classified as such with a degree ≥23.

This approach is an adaptation of the WHO's AIDS case definition which categorises a person as having developed AIDS if he or she presents with at least two of the major signs of an AIDS case in combination with at least one of the minor signs.

"The government's own guidelines categorise a child vomiting during restraint as a medical emergency.

To categorise a problem as systemic is rarely a straightforward matter.

The hashtag allows you to categorise a post by its keyword, thus allowing an individual to find your post.

The original investigating officer was suspended amid allegations of a cover-up; he had been suspended before, in 2005, for allegedly trying to categorise a murder as suicide.

After his win, director Ang Lee said its success "has proven you can never categorise a region or place or stereotype them".

Personally, I'd say the best way of looking at it is; you would still roughly categorise a pug and a doberman as "dogs", just as you would still roughly categorise Kylie and George Osborne as "human".