Sentence examples for that categories from inspiring English sources

Hartmann's theory of categories entirely breaks with Kant's or Hegel's theories of categories by explicitly denying that categories are concepts.

Even in thinking about migrant citizens, Kymlicka retains an "ethnic lens" (Glick Schiller, Çağlar, & Guldbrandsen, 2006) that categories the social relations between people of migrant and non-migrant background as "multiculturalism".

If there's one general insight that has stayed with me from the IR501 (International Relations and Religion) course I took in grad school, it's that categories suck.

The fourth column lists the -log10 probability associated with that categories.

The criteria for this revision were (a) that categories were clearly distinguishable and overlap was avoided and (b) that the hierarchy of categories and sub-categories was coherent.

Sifry admits that categories that bloggers choose for their posts are broader than tags.

"Our view is that categories and definitions have to change," she said.

We often assume, or piously pretend, that categories are there to be transcended, and perhaps some ought to be.

You could argue that categories four and five – libel and inaccuracy – are the only crimes that would prompt an official complaint.

Similarly, Orbach argues that categories such as "clean", "organic" and "free-from" can become "just a way to segment the market because that's how you get more money".

When BT introduced its filtering in December 2013, some users were outraged to learn that categories including "gay and lesbian lifestyle" and "sex education" were included as choices for parental censorship.