Sentence examples for exist as a category from inspiring English sources

Before that, Shapiro notes, middle age "didn't even exist as a category".

"Long lost" didn't really exist as a category for us: there were that few relatives, you made sure you didn't lose any more.

(Perhaps they don't intend to evoke the drumbeats of doom with that repetition, but otherwise what does it mean? A life stage so nice they named it twice?) Not only is middle age hard to pin down, but Cohen, a reporter for The New York Times, points out that it didn't even exist as a category until about halfway through the 19th century.

They also allowed unknown pathogens to exist as a category, but only used studies that examined eight or more pathogens.

Discovery currently exists as a category of Internet services and apps, as well as a functional feature in some content-specific platforms (e.g., Spotify and Snapchat).

When you search in the Photos app on iPhone, it shows what you searched for (if it exists) as a "category".

If we must accept that Historical Novels exist as a separate category, then I would place the entire realist tradition within that category, including novels set in the present since the present, after all, does form a part of history.

As recently as thirty-five yeago anxietyxiety did not exist as a diagnostic category.

And yet, as recently as 30 years ago, anxiety per se did not exist as a clinical category.

But as Kristjansson (2006, p. 38) says "We must keep in mind, however, that Nordic childhoods, both in the present and in the future, exist as a mental category rather than a concrete object".

As Anand and Bärnighausen mentioned [ 22], in some countries these two categories exist separately but have similar training and overlapped tasks, while in other countries midwives do not exist as a separate category, therefore it may be better to include them in an aggregated manner.