Sentence examples for make a category from inspiring English sources

But we make a category mistake if we try to read it as a modern scientific textbook.

Besides, he says: "The best thing about being nominated in a category like best new play is realizing there were enough new plays to make a category".

TO CALL the process by which Hong Kong's new chief executive was anointed on March 25th a flawed election is to make a category error.

To suppose that the will is free (or unfree!) is therefore to make a category mistake (see Ryle 1949: chapter 1).

Thus, e.g., a foreigner would make a category mistake if he observed the various colleges, libraries, and administrative offices of Oxford, and then asked to be shown the university.

To assert this is to make a category mistake by conflating motive with cause.

In a way, Velma is making a category mistake.

He will be made a category D prisoner and taken to an open jail within weeks.

Meal for two £140 For decades we made a category error.

But Thomas Jones at the London Review of Books points out that Franzen makes a "category error" by pitching Twitter users against serious readers/writers.

"We made a category mistake," admits Peter Berger, the Boston sociologist, who was once one of the foremost champions of secularisation but changed his mind in the 1980s.