Sentence examples for conventional categories from inspiring English sources

Some of her reasons for holding off defy conventional categories.

As always, Mr. Luminski is uncompromising in his refusal to work within conventional categories.

The problems we face cut across conventional categories; so must our dialogue, and our friendships.

Along with electronic gadgetry and other more conventional categories, the magazine's premiere issue in March will highlight baubles for men.

Like Kirk, John Kruth is a multi-instrumentalist and composer whose music does not fit into conventional categories, falling somewhere between rock, folk and world beat.

The populist opulence of frosé — the juvenile thrill of its texture, the juicy chill of its temperature — tends to erode a wine snob's conventional categories of pleasure.

The leaders of the two main political parties seemed to make the point that conventional class categories are no longer relevant.

What conventional formal category, or categories, can describe Harold Mendez's filmy, soot-black Veronica veils made from dryer sheets, ink and fabric softener?

The championships are usually dominated by Britain and New Zealand, and indeed the victor in the conventional category was a Scotsman.

That moment just before we file a perception away into a conventional category, when our senses and minds are fully alert to what lies before us — that is the sweet spot of art.

This collection of plays by Chinese playwright Meng Jinghui, edited and translated by MIT theater scholar Claire Conceison, represents the breadth of Meng's work and illuminates late twentieth- and twenty-first-century creative practices that transcend the conventional category of playwright.