Sentence examples for prefers to categorize from inspiring English sources

Standing pat with existing campaigns: Better Homes and Gardens, which, while often included among the Seven Sisters, prefers to categorize itself as a "shelter," or home, magazine; Good Housekeeping and The Ladies Home Journall.

The human brain, Kirby concludes, prefers to categorize things and does this by making arbitrary language more systematic.

Carri Mundane of UK-based fashion label, Cassette Playa, has got mad style, but prefers to categorize herself as an art director because, "fashion is only one way I'm realizing my ideas," she says in the above video on her collaboration with Swatch.

Although most Christian, as well as Islamic and Jewish, theologians tended to consider the question of whether natural religion gives insight into God's nature treating religion as a relation to the first cause of the universe the English philosopher Roger Bacon (c. 1220 c. 1292) preferred to categorize the various manifest kinds of religion as a preliminary effort to establishing a true theology.

One might argue that all members of the committee had an inclination to prefer to categorize interventions as level II, simply based on their own positions as PED physicians.

While Allen's approach could be considered the most traditionally documentary work of any photographers in this feature, Allen prefers not to categorize himself within any genre.

The point is that an act of domestic terrorism is not necessarily unique in that there may not be a perfect match between how we prefer to label or categorize the criminal conduct and the offenses that are actually charged.

Responses were categorized into 3 groups: the patient prefers to make her own decision about mammography screening, the patient prefers her doctor makes the decision, or the patient prefers that she share the decision with her doctor.

He prefers to watch documentaries.

Regardless of the similarities shared by your target market, keep in mind that many consumers don't want their personal characteristics or habits rigidly categorized, preferring to feel unique and cared for in a personal way.

It's likely programmed into us -- based on our deeply innate tendency to categorize, and prefer those that are similar to ourselves -- and unfortunately it's hard to change.