Sentence examples for the overarching category of from inspiring English sources

In every case, our perception of the beauty of a work of art requires us to be aware of the distinctive character of each art form and to put out of mind, as largely irrelevant to our concerns, the overarching category of art to which all supposedly belong.

It's a trick question, really, because whiskey is the overarching category of spirits that scotch and bourbon fall under.

For some main categories, subcategories were hierarchically ordered, for example, for the overarching category of employers' perceptions of English certificates held by applicants.

Finally, defensive attitudes in our participants' accounts belong to the overarching category of coping mechanisms called emotion-focused[ 14].

Given the tension between the concept of transience inherent in the diagnosis of TIA, and our emerging findings about the enduring consequences of TIA, the overarching category of transience was selected for further analysis.

Concerning the subtypes of ED, recent longitudinal research has shown that, whereas the overarching category of ED is relatively stable over time, longitudinal crossover between the ED diagnoses (AN, BN, and ED not otherwise specified [EDNOS]) and between AN subtypes (binge eating/purging AN and restrictive AN) is common and recurrent [ 16- 20].

They have been tabulated in Additional file 1: Table S1 based on the engineering disciplines and the overarching categories of visualization.

Therefore, these answers were also classed into the overarching categories of: teas, foodstuffs, wet packs, baths, and skin applications.

The revised DSM-III-R of 1987 changed 'Psychosexual Dysfunctions' to 'Sexual Dysfunctions', and lists the various disorders under the overarching categories of 'Sexual Desire Disorders', 'Sexual Arousal Disorders', 'Orgasm Disorders' and 'Sexual Pain Disorders', among other changes (see table 5).

But these contents cannot be understood apart from their contributions to the overarching category: this is what it is to be negated (aufgehoben) within the new category.

But Chaney argues that the idea of an overarching category of self-harm doesn't really work.