Sentence examples for categorized that way from inspiring English sources

If you're a New Yorker cartoon fan, as I'm sure Ms. Fisher is (she cites other cartoons that were her favorites that did appear in The New Yorker, including one of mine, which cinches it), many of the cartoons you really like will be New Yorker cartoons, so that, as the years go by, some other cartoons you really like will be categorized that way as well.

True, they'll have a hard time convincing voters that they don't pay income tax, and that Romney was talking about them — but they won't need to do any work at all to convince them they're part of the middle class, because two-thirds of Americans believe they're in the middle class, even when they're quite clearly too rich (or poor) to be categorized that way.

Mature defense mechanisms are used by healthier people, and humor is categorized in that way".

It's easier to categorize it that way.

But to categorize him that way would be using the type of specious reasoning on which, according to his book, American military policy about gay personnel is based.

"I think it's unfair to categorize it that way today, and it is absolutely not the case historically," says George Chauncey, the noted professor of gay and lesbian history at the University of Chicago.

So if they want to categorize us that way, let's embrace it and use it.

Often fetishised and categorized in a way that diverges into lives beyond film and television scripts.

To collate and categorize the ways in which selective inclusion and reporting can occur in randomized controlled trials (RCTs) and systematic reviews.

This paper describes an empirical study that categorizes the possible ways exceptions flow through SPL features and investigates whether some of their characteristics can lead to faulty exception handling behavior.

Women like being complimented on their looks, just as men do, but when their attractiveness becomes the whole of content to rate them as a person, that runs the risk of being categorized as dehumanizing; in that way, the attractive woman is just another thing for your consumption--nothing else in her matters.