Sentence examples for categorizations and from inspiring English sources

Knutson admits that Russell himself might have objected to such categorizations, and to the very idea of reviving his legacy.

While Ms. Sotomayor embraced her ethnicity in college and helped bring more Hispanics to campus, Mr. Thomas began to worry about the consequences of racial categorizations and grew skeptical of Holy Cross's efforts to enroll blacks.

Anyone familiar with Outkast, the Roots, Common, Lauryn Hill and many others who have begun to -- or already have -- infiltrated mainstream pop culture (not to mention early groups like A Tribe Called Quest and the Pharcyde) knows that hip-hop has always transcended neat categorizations and addresses much more than the usual labels of anger, money and violence that are usually associated with it.

Marett's views on primitive religion differed somewhat from those of Frazer and Sir Edward Burnett Tylor, generally acknowledged as the greatest anthropologists of his day; Marett opposed their rigid, rational categorizations and spoke of early man's "primitive logic of the heart".

We presented the categorizations and their perspectives found in the literature.

Allaby evaluated a relatively small number (approximately 30) of categorizations and selected the one which provided the best model fit.

His material defied categorization and tested unusual forms and sounds.

Uzuri has resisted packaging, categorization and all manner of corporate incursions.

Ultimately, he suggests, Gershwin's music is impervious to categorization, and this may be its greatest strength.

They have enormous variety, which appeals to children, who seem to have an almost Darwinian interest in categorization and taxonomy.

In both games the Zoombinis are tested by a series of problems and challenges, most of which require categorization and logical sorting.