Sentence examples for there is a category from inspiring English sources

In what seems to be an example of the old maxim that for some journalists there is a category of tale that is "too good to check," The New York Post, in its front page headline, asserted that Mr. Bibi had killed Colonel Qaddafi, but that is quite different from what he told The BBC reporter on the scene.

For all other variables there is a category for missing variables (indicated as '???' in Table  3).

There is a category of building now called "entertainment architecture".

But there is a category, he deadpans: "I'm a fullback".

"Now there is a category of human nests," he said.

The looming question, however, is whether there is a category of terror suspect whose status precludes such options.

"I didn't even know there was a category.

"If there's a category above great, that's where we are," he said on Wednesday.

If there were a category between "very good" and "excellent," that's where Zinc would fit.

Actually, there's a category of idea bank that I forgot to list: satiric.

Until very recently there was a category of books "by women, for women".