Sentence examples for his categorization from inspiring English sources

"His categorization of what the Meadowlands will become is at best premature and more likely is just plain wrong," Mr. DiFrancesco said in a statement.

Despite his categorization of Iran and North Korea as threats, the new nuclear strategy as laid out in his speech sidestepped the question of exactly how to handle them, or the risk posed by Pakistan's nuclear arsenal.

Although Garrod was incorrect in his categorization of cystinuria, his insights provided the field of biochemical genetics with a solid foundation, and the list of inherited inborn errors of metabolism has rapidly grown.

Pialat, born in 1925, grew up in an age of hard, opaque people living aggressively in an unforgivingly harsh society; he started as a painter, waited long for his success as a filmmaker, and fueled his work with his resentment of his categorization as a secondary filmmaker beside the acclaimed New Wave directors, who were faster from the starting gate.

Following Halliday's definition of Theme and his categorization of markedness, this study considers Arabic news headlines as marked thematic structures.

His categorization of identity and difference, or of the absolute relativity of objects, was thus based upon the impossibility of conceptual definitions of reality, since every linguistic comprehension was necessarily limited to a contextually determined meaning which was incapable of embracing all dimensions of the object of comprehension.

Along with his rabid homophobia, his blanket categorization of Islam as a religion of violence is a theme that runs throughout his television appearances and Facebook updates.

As an AV [audiovisual] artist, his preferred categorization, he fell into VJing because he wanted to show his art in nightclubs.

Meinong was not completely sure whether his classification of mental acts and its corresponding categorization of objects (taken intentionalistically) were complete (1917, §11).

Friedman (1879-1946) did get some recognition at the end of his life, when he was discovered by savvy critics, but today his reputation has faded, maybe because his art resists categorization.

In these works, Freud attempted to clarify the relationship between his earlier topographical division of the psyche into the unconscious, preconscious, and conscious and his subsequent structural categorization into id, ego, and superego.