Sentence examples for really categorized from inspiring English sources

"My work is really categorized as anticipatory research," he added.

I just like all types of movies, so I've never really categorized myself.

"It really categorizes kids in the sense of a hierarchy, and kids are aware of it," Ms. Wertheimer said.

They are twelve individuals with twelve very different creative minds so I can't really categorize them.

Volumes had been written about this creature, but they all treated the single girl like a scarlet-fever victim, a misfit, and... you can't really categorize one-third of the female population as misfits".

"Hold on a minute, this opens a whole door to the kinds of people that we want to attract to our show: a younger audience and an older audience, because a younger audience, young people can stay up at nine, and old people can stay up at nine... what it also does is, you can't really categorize our show.

So you might wonder whether serial killers can really be categorized by their level of organization.

These can't really be categorized by industry, and Airtasker has organized its job ads and job seeker profiles in a broader fashion, so that more matches can be made by both sides.

In fact, my recent relationships can't really be categorized as 'relationships' because things moved too fast.

MR: Okay, dudes, I've been following The Jayhawks for years, and it never ceases to amaze me; you can't really be categorized though it's obvious yet you do have influences.

Secondly, in this study, a high proportion of health care workers interviewed were support staff who cannot really be categorized as technical service providers.