Sentence examples for less classifiable from inspiring English sources

Do you know that term?" — juxtaposed with moves from baseball, golf, swimming, sock hops and drunken shamblings, as well as a multitude of other, less classifiable human activities.

The more we learn about Breivik, though — about his habits and the sources of his nauseating logic of self-justification — the less classifiable he seems.

Callers may be motivated by a guilty conscience, a desire for reward money, a keen sense of justice or some less classifiable impulse.

This prodigious show, by an artist born and still living in Columbus, Ohio, celebrates her heritage in paintings, drawings, sculpture, stitchery, leather work and less classifiable forms of expression.

The city serves Hollywood most handily as a backdrop for romance and mystery (see "Casablanca," "Charade," "Julie and Julia" and countless others in between), but it can also accommodate action thrillers (like "From Paris With Love") and other, less classifiable entertainments.

Like Berger, he is willfully eclectic, opening the book with 19 essays on photography, moving to literature and music, and then less classifiable pieces: journalism and "Personals".

Set in a world of amphibians and other less-classifiable psychedelic creatures, "Totem" depicts the evolution of the species leading up to the dawn of man. .

Though the rhythmic attack and many steps were recognizable as hip-hop, much was less easily classifiable.

Less easily classifiable is Rautavaara's Piano Concerto No 1, which finds him moving from the serial techniques he embraced in the 1960s towards the romanticism of his later compositions.

As expected, patients in group 2 were less readily classifiable.

Coastal areas of the south-west usually experience calm or very light winds that do not have a classifiable wind direction less than 6% of the time; this figure is 15% in the north-east and inland areas.