Sentence examples for easy classification from inspiring English sources

But she resisted easy classification.

The sheer volume of work on display in the commemoration rescues Rivera from easy classification.

But, as played by the remarkable Patsy Ferran, the character is now a girl in constant rebellion against easy classification.

Editor Harold Ross sometimes referred to his pieces, which tended to defy easy classification, as "highlife lowlife" stories.

Still, Mr. Padavan is known as an independent Republican whose political views do not lend themselves to easy classification.

The publishing business prizes easy classification, and his work, as a glance at his bibliography makes plain, was beyond category.

Part of her strength is her ability to resist such easy classifications, and to show us various unconscious states consciously, with a conjurer's truth.

On the one hand, their loose criteria and arbitrary design allowed for easy classifications and "accounts" of phenomena that would have stymied serious scientific investigation while, on the other, the associations thus attributed to these phenomena sometimes might have yielded expectations or hypotheses of sorts, thus stimulating further inquiry.

Such a far reaching topic as this does not lend itself to easy classifications.

The purpose of this research work is to improve the characterization of discontinuities to ensure easier classification and aid classical manual and visual processing.

The key idea is that the levels in the tree are designed to solve the easiest classification tasks first, allowing us to mitigate error propagation.