Sentence examples for really categorised from inspiring English sources

We billed it as a comedy, but it isn't a comedy at all – it is this heartbreaking tale of emotional yearnings and mistakes and infidelities, which really categorised the rest of Kevin's work afterwards.

He explained: "It's an air threat, really categorised in two ways, the sort of 9/11 threat everyone knows about, and also for the lower, slower type of target which might pop up closer to the Olympic Park, which we would need to intervene".

This is a brilliant novel which cannot really be categorised into one genre.

Perhaps this is why Disney has continued to label its latest remake a "live action" project, to the chagrin of some who believe it should really be categorised as an animated endeavour.

I find it extremely inspiring and funny and really hard to categorise.

DG: I've got my records, yeah, but I've never really organised them properly - gone through and categorised them or anything.

"Within the social microcosm of a classroom, it can get really intense and children can get pigeonholed and categorised and put into cliques.

The first was a slightly modified question that assessed thoughts: "have you ever thought about hurting yourself, even if you would not really do it, in the last 6 months?" (categorised as not at all vs. once or more).

Are the causes of insanity really so easy to categorise? he asks.

I don't really know how to categorise it.

For some reason I've never really given much thought to the company or its products; for some reason I had categorised it as a manufacturer of interchangeable, small, boxy cars.