Sentence examples for categorize one from inspiring English sources

It's very interesting how competitors like to categorize one another.

Let's not needlessly categorize one another.

A language is not only a communication tool, it is also a way to understand and categorize one's reality, knowledge of nature, social relationships and emotions.

Volumes had been written about this creature, but they all treated the single girl like a scarlet-fever victim, a misfit, and... you can't really categorize one-third of the female population as misfits".

For years dermatologists have assessed skin color based on a skin typing system developed by my former mentor known as the Fitzpatrick scale, which categorizes one's skin based on its reactions to sun exposure.

One slide included a chart that categorized one to two dozen tribes by location — North Waziristan and South Waziristan, for example — and then gave a brief description of their location, their known or suspected links to Al Qaeda and the Taliban, and their size and military abilities.

"He doesn't want to be categorized one particular way, but there are major themes he comes back to again and again," said Whitney Crothers Dilley, author of "The Cinema of Ang Lee: The Other Side of the Screen" and a professor of literature and film studies at Shih Hsin University in Taiwan.

For too long good and evil, right and wrong, success and failure, beauty and ugliness have been discretely categorized, one deified, the other reviled.

If we can stop categorizing one another, maybe... just maybe... we, as a human race will start to focus on the qualities that unite us -- rather than the qualities that set us apart.

Tolia et. al categorized one subject as both neonatal hepatitis and TPN associated cholestasis [ 12].

For each pair of eyespots identified as having a shared history, we categorized one eyespot as "ancestral" (the eyespot that evolved first) and the other eyespot as "derived".