Sentence examples for even classify from inspiring English sources

Some would even classify the activists as terrorists.

Herzog wouldn't even classify himself as adventurous: "I'm a very professional man.

Some users would even classify programs with automatic update features as spyware, although a commercial program is usually more upfront about its intentions and will include preferences so the user can disable the function.

It's a remarkable success story, but even more incredible is the artistic scope of Blum's output, which has somehow included a wealth-gap parable (The Purge), a Skype slasher (Unfriended), and a film that only the most battle-scarred of session musicians would even classify as horror (Whiplash).

"At this point, I wouldn't even classify it as a person of interest, but that could change dramatically," said the official, who like the other official spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to comment on an active investigation.

There was more criticism for the likes of Dimitar Berbatov, who did not do enough to even classify his performance as peripheral at Anfield.

He said even classified advertising looked better.

In China a teacher holds a place of honor, whereas a diplomat isn't even classified.

Cooke reaffirmed the possibility, long disputed by many theorists, that such feelings may be recognized, identified, and even classified.

"The fact that something is written down and even classified does not make it necessarily interesting or true.

(The department has even classified the Iranian National Council of Resistance, an exile group of which I am a former official, as a "terrorist organization").