Sentence examples for fits into a category from inspiring English sources

Nina Martin Duffield, Derbyshire Michael White Edward Heathh, the loner who was believed to have sacrificed his pleasure to his career, 5 August) asserts that the act of raping a 12-year-old boy – the allegation levelled at Heath by someone who, it is implied, fits into a category of "troubled people" – is of the order of "human weaknesses"?

Some of this fits into a category called "glitch," which never meant much more than electronic music that capitalized on digital errors, though this doesn't do justice to NHK's attention to dynamics and texture.

Interestingly, TBP as a brominated metabolite fits into a category of other well known and potent defense compounds in the marine environment [34], [35].

This is just like verb conjugation in a way -- each noun fits into a category and its endings fit the patterns of that specific family of nouns.

I'd fit into a category and would have had a career much quicker.

("If you don't fit into a category, they can't control you").

If race doesn't fit into a category it's because it's not supposed to," he said.

These cameras fit into a category called mirrorless, which has been a relative bright spot for the industry.

"The music doesn't have to fit into a category, the only category is: it's great".

One reason we cannot speak in the language of the past is that what happened does not fit into a category we can recognize.

There are a number of miscellaneous plays that don't fit into a category, with themes including madness and vengeful ghosts.