Sentence examples for of a subcategory from inspiring English sources

Today, no subcategory of a subcategory is too infinitesimal to be analyzed.

Both bodies are also classified as plutoids, members of a subcategory created by the IAU in June 2008 for dwarf planets that are farther from the Sun than Neptune.

Picoult, who is 43, married and the mother of three teenagers, has found enormous commercial success as the most visible and dedicated practitioner of a subcategory of contemporary genre fiction that might best be described as the literature of children in peril.

The analysis was repeated for a subcategory of hepatocellular disease, viral hepatitis, because of its clinical importance.

McCarthy, like Louisiana's Huey Long, belonged to a subcategory of demagogic, disruptive senators, a role that suits Cruz perfectly.

There's also an anti-Semitism of the center, a subcategory of the sort of casual anti-Americanism and anticapitalism that many otherwise moderate Europeans espouse.

If suspicion of Big Tech was once a minor concern of right-wing agitators — a subcategory of that saw, criticizing the media — this year's gathering suggested that attacks on Silicon Valley are now squarely in the conservative mainstream.

I don't fit the profile of an average evangelical, a subcategory of Protestant Christian, if I look at a recent survey from the Pew Research Center.

An absence of the spleen automatically becomes a subcategory of a non-canonicity of the spleen according to this definition.

Earthly love in many of these songs is just a subcategory of religious piety; faithfulness is part of faith.

Glassman and his colleagues are seeking to have drunkorexia — or a more aptly named "alcoholimia" — added as an official diagnosis in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), as a subcategory of Other Specified Feeding and Eating Disorders.