Sentence examples for not easy to classify from inspiring English sources

I'm not easy to classify".

As Mr. Jennings and this writer have found, the shirts are not easy to classify.

The rare laughs generated by Justice Ginsburg are not easy to classify.

Yet the top Belgian artist's mysterious painterly universe is not easy to classify, as his first London show in years amply demonstrates.

Guillermo del Toro's latest film, "The Shape of Water," which picked up 13 Oscar nominations on Tuesday, is not easy to classify.

With traditional radar systems, it is not easy to classify and suppress the intended false targets, especially in case of the mainlobe deceptive jamming.

Two players weren't easy to classify.

Newspapers are not as easy to classify as other sources.

But if you're just a person and your sexuality is relatively fluid and a lot of different people capture your eye, then it's not so easy to classify".

Margarines, though, aren't so easy to classify.

It may not be always easy to classify a particular act as belonging to either one of these two classes.