Sentence examples for could categorise from inspiring English sources

So far, you could categorise all the efforts, such as Kyoto, as abject failure.

David Kosse, president of international at Universal Pictures, is quick to dispel any suggestion that Hollywood incursions weaken foreign industries: "You could categorise it as more competition, or you could categorise it as more support.

Shane Dawson is a YouTube personality who you could categorise as a vlogger and a sketch comedian at the same time.

Peter Walker, reporting in the Guardian's Nobel peace prize live blog, described the announcement as "one of those peace prizes you could categorise as an incentive as much as a reward.

Now, if the OPCW has, indeed, won – and it remains only a report – this would count as one of those peace prizes you could categorise as an incentive as much as a reward.

"The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing". When Isaiah Berlin, as a young Oxford don in the late 1930s, first encountered this tantalising fragment of verse by the 7th-century BC Greek poet Archilochus, it became an entertaining way by which Berlin and his circle could categorise their friends: as hedgehogs or foxes.

The chairman of the Islamic Centre, Abdul Qadeer Baksh, said: "We felt very uncomfortable, but we could not categorise him as a terrorist - we couldn't categorise him as somebody who was harmful because initially when we looked at what he was saying it could just have been his political views, so we had to challenge his political views and hope to bring him back to the right path.

One could actually categorise divorce cases into four.

The monkeys learned quickly, and could even categorise words they had never seen before.

There was no script, and it wasn't a movie you could easily categorise.

One could even categorise De Keyser's work, at one level, as vernacular and domesticated rehearsals of radical formal innovations and propositions that for the most part took place elsewhere.