Sentence examples for its categorisation from inspiring English sources
They boil down to the Wall Street Journal (if it will forgive its categorisation as entertainment), some games and a good deal of pornography.
Its categorisation as a synthetic cannabinoid masks the fact it is much stronger than cannabis, and has a hallucinatory dimension.
Tokyo Foodie gets serious props for its categorisation of restaurant tips… call me a tosser, but a well-categorised blog is a good blog as far as I'm concerned and the rest can go swivel.
The G-BA has to further define and clarify its categorisation of adverse events [ 12] beyond the definition used by the EMA.
While participants generally agreed that a trans identity is not itself pathological, its inclusion in the DSM and, broadly, its categorisation as a psychiatric condition evoked contrasting ideas.
But Sherman's work isn't as orthodox in its theory or approach as its historical categorisation might suggest – it's far more organically alive, exploring the grotesque and the uncanny, the monstrously feminine, and the comedic worlds of haute couture.
Dr Bob Bury Leeds Another iTunes irritation (Force quit, G2, 28 April) is its insulting categorisation of every piece of music as a song.
To put all this another way: Treasure Island defies its original categorisation as children's (or more specifically boy's) literature for a number of overlapping reasons.
Buildings like Sir Denys Lasdun's imposing National Theatre, rising in great concrete strata along London's Southbank and completed in 1976, was labelled Brutalist even though – despite sharing some basic characteristics, like an extensive use of beton brut – it stood aloof from any such categorisation, its architect ploughing his own particular aesthetic furrow.
No study justified its choice of categorisation method.
"It defies categorisation.
