Sentence examples for categorized so from inspiring English sources
The items are alphabetized and categorized so they're easy to find and select.
The love stories were categorized so that readers knew which doom to expect: Tragic Love, Bitter Love, Miserable Love, Wronged Love, and Chaste Love.
As Berlin rightly points out, immigration can't be categorized so simply: Jewish families driven from home by czarist pogroms had not become immigrants by choice.
The concept of genres such as tragedy, comedy, and farce collapsed as more and more theatre productions attempted to cope with experiences that could not be categorized so neatly.
This information was categorized so that it could help healthcare professionals improve early detection of autism.
Additionally, many gaps need to be categorized so that each research area can be tackled by its experts.
The Lobster is defiantly strange and tough to categorize, so therefore not to the Academy's liking?
Your work is difficult to categorize so that often it is discussed in terms of all the boundaries that it blurs.
At the time, European scholars routinely spoke of "the races of Europe" and offered competing schemes to distinguish and categorize so-called European races.
It also allows the search engine to categorize so-called "deep Web" sites like eBay that ban search engines like Google from indexing content.
I'm tempted to categorize so-called "countrified" or "redneck" dialects similarly, except I remember that any number of recent U.S. presidents and presidential candidates capable in that vernacular are regarded as more down-to-earth and likable rather than less well-spoken or intelligent.
