Sentence examples for that categorise from inspiring English sources
He describes, entertainingly, the way this spawns, in turn, yet further obsession, as couples peruse sex manuals that categorise and prescribe precise methods for love-making in a vain attempt to stop their ardour fading.
The UN security council resolutions have special meaning for [the Iranians]." Iran is demanding the lifting of all UN sanctions, and all six UN security council resolutions passed under Chapter 7 of the UN charter, that categorise Iran's nuclear programme as illegitimate and a threat to international peace and stability.
Maps that categorise the landscape into discrete units are a cornerstone of many scientific, management and conservation activities.
Changing the rigid binaries about sex and gender woven into the fabric of the industry would require a major overhaul of typical, exclusionary marketing practices that categorise products as for men or for women.
The ability of the mitochondrial genome to communicate and function synergistically with nuclear expression appears to also be determined by specific sequence alterations that categorise mtDNA in haplogroups.
A number of different frameworks have been developed that categorise comorbid conditions according to their influence on the clinical management of the index condition [ 8].
You can reasonably be described as a violent bully and that categorised your behaviour that Sunday afternoon".
It is the classic's ability to be both antique, yet modern, its infinite – but never anarchic – plurality that categorises it as classic.
It sounds like egregious investments and careless spending on the companys' part were some of the things that categorised the first bubble.
A box that categorises can also limit - if a book can be defined as 'women's writing' it can also be defined as 'only women's writing'.
Mr Feltheimer hopes that "Divergent", a book adaptation about a society that categorises citizens into different groups, could be its next mother lode.
