Sentence examples for is pigeonholed from inspiring English sources
verb
To categorize; especially to limit or be limited to a particular category, role, etc.
- Fred was tired of being pigeonholed as a computer geek.
Do you think that leadership is pigeonholed when it comes to gender?
It annoys me so much that classical music is pigeonholed as something aristocratic and uptight, snobby and above itself.
And in our dialectically preoccupied media culture, where everything is pigeonholed into categories - red state/blue state, black/white, North/South, young/old, gay/straight - we are confronted again with more nuanced realities and the complicated leadership of that hero of all American heroes, Abraham Lincoln.
Regardless of how he is pigeonholed, however, the cultish fascination surrounding his work doesn't seem to be abating anytime soon.
Is Garai already tired of being pigeonholed?
Try not to be pigeonholed.
Still, Minchin resists being pigeonholed.
It irks her to be pigeonholed.
PARIS KAIN doesn't like being pigeonholed.
Both have been pigeonholed as minimalist.
