Sentence examples for sorts of categories from inspiring English sources

The "indies" are popping up in all sorts of categories: Tracks, a music magazine for older adults, recently made its debut; Dwell, a San Francisco shelter magazine, is doing very well; and South, a regional magazine for people living in the Southeast, is in its nascent stages.

Yet there was a mystery, too: how had Dr. Iyengar, a social psychologist who firmly believes that taste is an unreliable compass, and who is also blind, navigated the murky landscape of self-expression and made a series of decisions in all sorts of categories — clothes, paint, furniture — that would seem to require both sight and a conviction about taste?

Some of the money will be used to help Hired grow into these sorts of categories.

Suddenly you can browse a near-endless array of content in all sorts of categories, from popular mainstream releases to weird niche foreign films.

But although the two sorts of categories must be distinguished, according to Husserl categories of the two sorts are essentially correlated (see below), so we can learn about one by way of the other.

While there are good reasons to critically reflect upon maps, we should also be aware that as with statistics (Saetnan et al. 2010)—we can hardly give maps up altogether, since disaster preparedness planners, emergency managers, and scientists need data on how many people in different sorts of categories may need special intervention or assistance in a crisis, or additional information (King 2001).

The voting took a few hours, and the critics, apparently to keep themselves in suspense, started with the sort of categories that watchers of televised awards shows tend to associate with trips to the bathroom or discovering what is on the Lifetime network.

President Donald Trump's Cabinet can be sorted into a variety of categories, including people named Steve, former Boy Scouts, and Goldman Sachs alumni.

It was exactly the sort of category-defying accolade that Ms. Sossamon could appreciate.

The urge to make the books directly effect our bodies as well is a sort of category error.

You may not have autism, but you probably fall under some other sort of category, like A.D.H.D.