Sentence examples for rubrics of from inspiring English sources

The installation sorts everything into two groups, using the rubrics of "primitivism" and "modernity".

I realize your reviewer Jeff Turrentine (Aug. 5) was trying to be kind when describing the excellent work of the American writer Manuel Muñoz as "too rich to be classified under the limiting rubrics of 'gay' or 'Chicano' fiction".

His stories are far too rich to be classified under the limiting rubrics of "gay" or "Chicano" fiction; they have a softly glowing, melancholy beauty that transcends those categories and makes them universal.

Although extremely varied in form and subject matter, their endeavours have been grouped together under the terms experimental film or avant-garde film, as well as under the broader rubrics of alternative cinema or art cinema.

Under the twin rubrics of "competitiveness and employment" and "transnational co-operation", the commission will spend more than €50 billion over seven years in prosperous countries.Ask commission officials to defend such spending policies, and they offer a variety of reasons.

Imagine if I were reviewing John Updike and said, "His stories are far too rich to be classified under the limiting rubrics of 'heterosexual,'upper-classss,'whitete' fiction; they have a softly glowing, melancholy beauty that transcends those categories and makes them universal".

Both fall under the rubric of insanity.

Students receive a rubric of evaluations, not grades.

The Portrait Gallery is one of four museums under the rubric of the National Galleries of Scotland.

So, is there really much of a principle to be defended under the rubric of "precaution"?

It was one of two films named to the registry under the rubric of student works.