Sentence examples for categorized itself from inspiring English sources

Twitch has oddly categorized itself as a "Photo & Video" app, in case you're wondering where it fits in.

(I got a bunch of articles about "ensembles," a forgivable error, but you'd think the startup would have at least properly categorized itself).

It may not have been included in the "national emphasis program" because of the way the company apparently categorized itself with the Environmental Protection Agency.

Standing pat with existing campaigns: Better Homes and Gardens, which, while often included among the Seven Sisters, prefers to categorize itself as a "shelter," or home, magazine; Good Housekeeping and The Ladies Home Journall.

The podcast host recognizes social's capacity to direct people to content they want as a branding opportunity: "As every writer is essentially selling their work, then social media's labeling and categorizing presents itself only as a positive in a professional capacity".

The problem Comcast created is that the only reason the FCC didn't have the right is because the FCC itself categorized broadband providers as a low-end service.

In the oldest Christian writings on Islam, St. John of Damascus' Against Heresies (8th century CE), Muhammad is presented as a heretic inspired by the devil; Islam itself is categorized as a Christian heresy.

In the initial analysis, no theme, in and of itself, was categorized within the domain ABC.

Rosen and those carrying on his work have persuasively argued that every system that can be categorized as living has within itself a predictive model of itself and its environment.

In itself, categorizing people by color discounts cultural heritage and upbringing, perpetuating the perception of individuals exclusively by hue.

Inhibitors can be broadly categorized into those compounds the plant produces itself to restrict microbial growth and process-derived compounds (Boussaid et al. 2001, Liu 2010).