Sentence examples similar to resist categorisation from inspiring English sources

He floats between the right and centre right, resisting categorisation.

He made so many movies over such a long period that he resists categorisation.

In all that time, he resisted categorisation into any of the party's many strands of opinion and faction.

Perhaps the most significant achievement of the group was the formulation of a poetic, a tone of voice, a particular kind of filmic space that resisted categorisation.

Despite the heavy weather, Never Let Me Go never delivers a cloudburst of emotion or revelation, and yet it has ideas; it resists categorisation, and it lingers in the mind.

Though alert and nuanced in everything from the briny melee of Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World to the trippy fantasia of the forthcoming Cloud Atlas, he resists categorisation.

It is clear that Kate Atkinson refuses to be bound by genre, labels or form, preferring freedom in her approach, she resists categorisation which makes her an exciting and unpredictable writer comicrelief agrees that the book has many levels, arguing that "its philosophical message is never pompous, but subtle".

The world of UCB discussed here, together with the wider blood economies, expresses highly variegated forms of hybrid practice that resist easy categorisation within much of the dominant bioethical and policy discourse on cord blood banking.