Sentence examples for easy categorisation from inspiring English sources
It defies easy categorisation.
Food systems are complex and defy easy categorisation.
Huckabee's campaign took off in Iowa because he makes people laugh and defies easy categorisation.
Okenedo's campaign against stereotypical casting is helped by the fact that her background resists easy categorisation.
"Conflict reporting is a hugely complex thing to pursue that defies easy categorisation".
He has won major awards, such as the Grawemeyer, and his music defies easy categorisation.
Their study is too complex to discuss in much detail here – and their easy categorisations of certain players as "attacking" or "defensive" seems over-simplistic – but certain points stand out.
He is a writer who doesn't fit into any easy categorisations – and, yet, isn't diversity of style, narrative and subject matter part of what all of us in publishing should be looking for, beyond familiar horizons?
This simplistic categorisation encourages the veneer of easy solutions rather than a complex and genuine investment.
Socio-economic categorisation of households with small children is not an easy task.
This categorisation testifies to a nationality principle applied tacitly by the Greek asylum authorities: the "easy" cases are processed first; Syrians can be returned to Turkey under the EU-Turkey statement.
