Sentence examples for might classify from inspiring English sources

Even GCHQ might classify this as 'too much information'.

Some might classify this as too much information, but Gove could well be speaking from first-hand experience.

Neel's work smashes both of those categories, showing us the humanness embedded in subjects that people might classify as "different".

"We might classify a mutation one way, and someone else might call it something different," Mr. Capone said.

A biologist might classify this need to recede as a particularly human form of crypsis the ability of an animal to camouflage itself and elude detection.

Further analysis of this joke might classify it as a certain type, a "one liner" that has the structure of a "set-up" and "punch line".

You might also classify the movies as avant-garde and not so avant-garde.

They theorized that amateur astronomers might help classify galaxies online, in the name of science.

Currently, this runs through Ukraine, but Moscow might now classify it as hostile territory that would have to be secured.

While Weatherson's account might successfully classify being such that there is a cube as intrinsic, it arguably fails to correctly classify other similar quantificational properties.

My boyfriend is a sweet and loving person who might not classify himself as a feminist, but I would.