Sentence examples for impossible to classify from inspiring English sources

Tavernier remains a director almost impossible to classify.

Her repertoire of jazz and folk and show tunes, often played with a classical touch, made her impossible to classify.

Others display the "grey attention, mere good behavior, of the governing class": whispering, seat-shifting, head-nodding, knee-tapping, actions impossible to classify as attention or inattention.

The Bluecoat, Sat to 10 Jan RC It's a measure of the charm of James Hugonin's paintings that they are virtually impossible to classify.

WALTZ WITH BASHIR A documentary cartoon may sound like an oxymoron (is it not the duty of animation to elasticate reality?), and Ari Folman's film is indeed impossible to classify.

Nearby is Édouard Manet's Young Woman Among Flowers (1879), where we painlessly accept the portrayal of an almost featureless woman standing among a morass of flowers that are impossible to classify: a smear of yellow, a smudge of carmine: all that is necessary to alert the viewer as to the content of the scene.

Without machine-taught computer vision systems, it would be impossible to sort and classify the firehose of visual data some satellite networks produce.

Yet we have seen that by his baleen it is impossible correctly to classify the Greenland whale.

However, it is impossible to perfectly classify the few reported attackers, since attacks employed different behaviors in reaction to the defensive strategies exhibited by the crowd.

With this type of artefact, it is impossible to correctly classify the image using a global threshold even after NAD filtering, no matter how sophisticated the selection algorithm may be.

Some authors have suggested that it may be allied to crustaceans, but like many Cambrian crustaceomorphs, the mouthparts were not preserved, making it impossible to reliably classify them within the crustacean crown group.