Sentence examples for classical categories from inspiring English sources

In the preface, Hugo called for a drama of action which he saw as appropriate to modern man, the battleground of matter and spirit that could transcend Classical categories and mix the sublime and the grotesque.

Meanwhile, jazz and classical categories in 1999 made up only 5% of the retail music sales, a $13.7 billion market in 1998, according to Internet research firm Jupiter Communications.

Would trumpeter Wynton Marsalis, who won in both jazz and classical categories last year, repeat that previously unprecedented feat?

As a result, these current writers tend to treat the classical categories of just war theory with suspicion; Michael Walzer himself cast doubt on the adequacy of traditional categories in the January 8 New Republic.

All variables can be inserted into a research question (Question Diagram) divided into the classical categories for an epidemiological question: Outcomes, Predictors, Confounders, Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria.

In summary, the impact of p53 on extrinsic cell death induction is much more complex and different actions were observed depending on the individual tumor cell which did not fit in classical categories like tumor entity, drug sensitivity or p53 mutation status of the tumor cell.

She played a concert with high school musicians, did red carpet interviews and presented in the classical category.

Il Volo, a threesome from Italy, sold 84,000 copies of its self-titled album, and Jackie Evancho, the young "America's Got Talent" phenomenon, had sales rise to 276,000 for "Dream of Me," which contributed to growth in the classical category.

'Hamilton' wins musicals award; Stephen Paulus and Boston Symphony honored in classical category.

This recording received a Grammy Award in 1988 for Best Contemporary Composition in the "Classical" category; it was reissued in February 2011, coinciding with the opera's production at the Metropolitan Opera.

The classical category (73 cases, 83.9%) included meningioma types with classical histopathological features while the special category (14 cases, 16.1%) included types with nonmeningothelial features such as microcystic, chordoid, and papillary types.