Sentence examples for now categorized from inspiring English sources

He invited the audience to talk about reëxamining some offenses now categorized as violent.

"Congratulations" is now categorized as a grower, earning praise for its bravery if not always its artistry.

Mr. Carrabba started in punk bands, then gave up the protection of electric guitars and admitted he could cry, joining the wave of sincere post-punk bands now categorized as emo.

Whereas until about 1830 all singers were expected to be masters of the devices of bel canto, they were now categorized as dramatic, lyric, coloratura (specialist in florid song), and so on.

It was a night of gritty voices, twangy guitars and songs steeped in American traditions and tall tales: a kind of powwow for the rootsy, handmade styles now categorized together as Americana.

Chitosan is now categorized as a biomaterial that has biodegradable properties (Dai et al. 2011).

What students of the New York accent now categorize as "first-stage Slurvian" was reported in the 1938 Federal Writers Project "Almanac for New Yorkers".

"But by now categorizing everyone as a sexual abuser, the diocese has prevented the church community from judging whether he presents a risk to the community".

Shuttling his brood around Northern California, the elder Mr. Hanks found work in a variety of steak joints and what his famous son now categorizes as "union dinner houses".

Mr. Woodward reports that when he told Mr. Rumsfeld that the number of insurgent attacks was going up, the defense secretary replied that they're now "categorizing more things as attacks".

The app now categorizes phrasebooks within each language by popular sections like cafes, bars, and shopping.