Sentence examples for easily categorised from inspiring English sources

But the look of 2015 is altogether wilder, less easily categorised.

None of the four can be easily categorised or pigeonholed, nor are they easily described.

Jean-Marc Vallée could be quite easily categorised as an "actor's director".

The junior set likes its food to be easily categorised, and the turducken will simply confuse them.

Though Ahern believes each of her books are very different and not easily categorised, they are all, eventually, unbelievably uplifting.

Few of Packer's characters are easily categorised as Democrats or Republicans, hopeful or despairing, or winners or losers, which helps make their stories absorbing.

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

They see no room for the curve of my hips to coexist with my facial hair; they desperately want me to be someone they can easily categorise.

This sort of  behaviour makes him far more dangerous for his opponents, as they cannot easily categorise or dismiss him – especially when he's introducing policies that they themselves advocate.

Researchers therefore wanted to confirm that the highly social world of crested macaques meant they too could easily categorise several emotions.

The MNA-SF scoring system was viewed by participants as being able to easily categorise a patient's nutritional status.