Sentence examples for impossible to categorize from inspiring English sources

Her work is eclectic and impossible to categorize.

For one thing, he is impossible to categorize.

However, her style is so unique and eclectic that it is almost impossible to categorize.

The Times, deciding that the film was impossible to categorize, called it "weird and wonderful, disgusting and demented".

There are so many ways to locate exploit code that it is nearly impossible to categorize them all.

THE ROOMS Impossible to categorize: 99 rooms in buildings from different eras, with such period details as parquet floors and frescoes in addition to brand-new features.

It's a more or less impossible show to categorize, which seems to be one of the chief aims of the playwright, Louis Broome, who has melded genres like a mad crossbreeder and come up with a three-headed cow, or some such thing.

Toward the middle of "Ruins and Fragments," Harbison gets lost in a rambling but delightful discussion of Laurence Sterne's impossible-to-categorize eighteenth-century novel "The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman".

Toward the middle of "Ruins and Fragments," Harbison gets lost in a rambling but delightful discussion of Laurence Sterne's impossible-to-categorize eighteenth-century novel "The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman". Harbison is trying to explain the structure of Sterne's novel, which is largely the deviation from any structure.

He has made a zombie flick ("28 Days Later"), a children's fantasy ("Millions"), a sci-fi thriller ("Sunshine"), two big star vehicles (Leonardo DiCaprio's "The Beach" and Cameron Diaz's "A Life Less Ordinary") and an often horrific, often hilarious, sad, sick and ultimately impossible-to-categorize drug story ("Trainspotting").

When an observer is unsettled by an artwork being impossible to readily categorize or "judge," it is more likely to produce an interactive dialogue between observers that reframes the terms of an existing debate.