Sentence examples for categorizing her from inspiring English sources

Categorizing her singing, Stephen Holden of The New York Times wrote: "Some voices invite melancholy.

Even categorizing her as uncategorizable is too easy: she was part of a line of mavericks and contrarians who struggled to keep the language particular in times of ever-encroaching standardization.

Flowers by MarIsa Competello.

In order to reduce the 'noise' from the partially subjective nature of the scoring (eg, the "color" component) Dr. Apgar suggested categorizing her score as low (0 3), intermediate (4 6), and normal (7 10).

According to the staining intensity, the pathologist categorized HER-2 status as positive (IHC score = 3+), negative (IHC score = 0, 1+), or equivocal (inconclusive IHC score = 2+, inconclusive cases were excluded from the analyses); ER and PR status as positive or negative.

How might Wynn have categorized her?

You can't categorize her, which makes her interesting to me.

But I would strongly disagree with John Rockwell when he categorizes her paintings as "really naïve".

"People find it difficult even in Ireland to categorize her," Brady says.

She repeated memorized phrases from her personal journals and challenged passers-by to categorize her by race, gender, and class.

Rather than categorize her goods by subject area, Cottrell opts for more creative monikers like Dreamlands and Sweet Earth.