Sentence examples for so classified from inspiring English sources

"After charging him with having this ostensibly serious classified document, the government waved a wand and decided it wasn't so classified after all," Radack says.

Can a movie that has made $269 million be so classified?

A preliminary investigation has already showed that all the bones that could be so classified were from men.

The law only says that the targets are to be informed when they have been blacklisted and given the reason why they have been so classified.

Someone might protest that we belong to the arts and humanities, not the sciences, and certainly we are currently so classified.

On the other hand, fancy knitting, however much an ornamental openwork fabric, is not usually thought of as lace, though in some museums it is so classified.

Spain has already done so, classifying wine as a food last year.

So far, then, types appear to be a species of universal, and most metaphysicians would so classify them.

Our anxiety is not so easily classified.

But Mr. Lederer's music is not so easily classified.

The new groupings announced yesterday are no longer so narrowly classified.