Sentence examples for not easy to categorize from inspiring English sources

Caffeine's Cafe is not easy to categorize.

"The Spitfire Grill" is not easy to categorize.

Mr. Golisano's political leanings are not easy to categorize.

The President's policies toward the oil industry are not easy to categorize.

Some were reluctant because Ms. Furtado's songs were not easy to categorize: a blend of pop, hip-hop, bossa nova and melancholy Portuguese fado.

They are not easy to categorize, considering that it takes more than a touch of individualism to uproot oneself and go sailing around the world.

It isn't easy to categorize Myong Gourmet — but that isn't necessarily a bad thing.

The sound isn't easy to categorize, and that is delightful.

He is perhaps the most important artist working in reappropriation and was the subject of a retrospective show, Spiritual America, at the Guggenheim in 2007, the valence of his motivation is not as easy to categorize as a simple criticism of American an ideology.

Tortillas aren't so easy to categorize, either at restaurants or for at-home meals.

And Edgerton's marvelous, sensitive performance as Richard Loving is a timely reminder that working-class white men and their interests aren't always easy to categorize or convenient for our political narratives.