Sentence examples for cultural categorisation from inspiring English sources

It consistently treats female characters like garbage in its most recent iteration, V. Its rendering of ethnic minority characters rarely surpasses shallow, stereotypical and cinema-inspired cultural categorisation.

Kim, who was born in South Korea and has been living in the US for over 20 years, prefers to do away with cultural categorisation.

Mirza asks us to reconsider the perceptual distinctions between noise, sound and music, and draws into question the categorisation of cultural forms.

The evening's traditional and contemporary styles of music will defy easy categorisation, and create vocal harmonies that prove the value of cultural exchange in musical heritage and language.

The purpose of the software is to see if categorisations according to so called 'subjective' criteria such as linguistic, cultural or physical characteristics agree with genetic clusters.

The categorisation into origin groups is not only important in order to control for cultural differences but also because immigrants' source countries are closely related to the rights foreigners have in Germany.

This categorisation identifies three separate groups (Dutch, Western and non-Western) based on socioeconomic and cultural aspects.

Thirdly, gerontological research and writing needs to take into account the actual cultural diversity and heterogeneity of experiences existing within ethnic groups, such that ethnic distinctions and categorisations can be de-constructed and understood as being less clear-cut and fixed, but rather as superficial, fluid and changing.

A clever mix of classic thriller and cultural introspection – about, in this case, the pharmaceutical industry – it's another deft genre-blend from a man who defies categorisation.

It defies ordinary categorisation.

Akhe Engineering Theatre defies categorisation.