Sentence examples for clear categories from inspiring English sources
In a process known as relexicalisation, kitchen table lingo generally uses the same grammar as English but a different vocabulary, the creation of which falls into clear categories.
Learners and teachers generally favour practical solutions to language problems in the form of easy-to-follow guidelines and clear categories that serve to package language structures and utterances for easy consumption.
David Clark, professor of experimental psychology at Oxford University, said mental health disorders are often hard to divide into clear categories, because too little is known about them, and there can be major overlaps.
Psychologists refer to this moment as a "psychotic break" or a "first break". It's when a victim's slackening grip on reality finally ruptures, cleaving their lives into two clear categories: before and after.
These signals do not fall into such relatively clear categories as the taste receptor system, and most organisms have the ability to distinguish between hundreds or even thousands of odours, including some odours that have very similar chemical structures.
I am also a member of a gender study group in San Francisco, and we have been grappling with developing deeper understandings of how individuals develop their inner sense of gender, and with the cultural/societal pressure to form simple, clear categories — and adhere to them.
People do not fit into neat little clear-cut categories.
The massive migrations of the 19th century, predating our modern bureaucracy of passports and visas, placed people in between the hypothetically clear-cut categories of citizen and alien.
No clear-cut categories emerged that were related to the presence or absence of diabetes in these patients.
Much as I respect Danny Baker, the admittance of brown sauce into his Sausage Sandwich Game is a clear category error.
Mr. Katzman said the deal would make Mars the clear category leader in the candy aisle, giving it more influence with retailers.
