Sentence examples for resists categorization from inspiring English sources
Musically, she resists categorization, singing what she calls spiritual folk.
Another reason she may have seemed elusive at first is that she resists categorization.
Completed by Mr. Andriessen, the Dutch Modernist master, in 1988 and first staged the next year, "De Materie" ("Matter") resists categorization.
The Italian artist Alighiero Boetti (1940-94) is most often associated with the Arte Povera movement, but his wide-ranging oeuvre resists categorization.
An unsettling visual inquiry into, among other things, the nature of consciousness and the building blocks of identity, this audacious debut feature resists categorization.
In truth, thriller is a convenient but imprecise descriptor for "Boarding Gate," which resists categorization despite Mr. Assayas's stated insistence that he was trying (really) to make a B movie in English.
Others resisted categorization.
An iconoclast, Mr. Parks fashioned a career that resisted categorization.
Readers also witnessed a revival of high modernist experimentation and literature that resisted categorization into genres and forms.
The need to resist categorization goes deep in many of the greatest performing artists, and in many of the greatest creative artists too.
Adobe productions resist categorization; "The Handless Maiden" can count among its inspirations the work of Stephen Sondheim, Rod Serling, Sid Caesar, Walt Disney and even Agnes Nixon.
