Sentence examples for rigid categorization from inspiring English sources
Could less rigid categorization of porn inspire less rigid categorization of human sexuality?
Taxidermy toys and antique armor reject rigid categorization and instead wax and wobble between taxonomies as if teetering on a ship.
The problem with such rigid categorizations, according to "Ugly Delicious," is, for one thing, creative stagnation.
It is the pragmatic need to recognize racial divisions despite their deeper irrelevance that bedevils both the Census Bureau and the many Americans, now filling out their forms or talking to census takers, who resist rigid racial categorization.
Marett's views on primitive religion differed somewhat from those of Frazer and Sir Edward Burnett Tylor, generally acknowledged as the greatest anthropologists of his day; Marett opposed their rigid, rational categorizations and spoke of early man's "primitive logic of the heart".
Looking closely at the moves/strategies, there seems to be a resistance to rigid structuring and categorization of graduate degree research proposals, in terms of the move structure and realizations.
Statistical agencies and economics departments of course have their own more rigid definitions and categorization models, but the whole process seems very subjective.
"Blind Ness" defies easy categorization.
Others resisted categorization.
