Sentence examples for easier to categorize from inspiring English sources

It's easier to categorize it that way.

Once you've made that initial step of deciding what the story is, it's a lot easier to categorize your work and formulate it.

Although our brains do not function biologically in a dichotomous fashion, binary thinking is the brain's favored method, as it is easier to categorize events in terms of success/failure, cooperation/competition, rational/irrational, etc.

We looked exclusively at fight exposures, therefore professional or amateur were easier to categorize.

Similarly, Setti et al. (2009) found that target words were easier to categorize if a same real-life size prime preceded the target word.

Todorov and colleagues [50] found that people were better at categorizing faces which were associated with nice behaviors, than faces associated with aggressive or disgusting behaviors, and that faces associated with positive or negative behaviors were easier to categorize than those associated neutral behaviors.

"The Spitfire Grill" is not easy to categorize.

Mr. Golisano's political leanings are not easy to categorize.

Caffeine's Cafe is not easy to categorize.

The President's policies toward the oil industry are not easy to categorize.

It isn't easy to categorize Myong Gourmet — but that isn't necessarily a bad thing.