Sentence examples for this new rubric from inspiring English sources

Under this new rubric, all 30-minute shows are considered comedies and all hour-long programmes go into the drama categories.

Communist China?" Am I now brainwashed, or could it be that under this new rubric of idiocy, the whole thing suddenly makes perfect sense?

Under this new rubric, anything that makes you feel sad is now a mental illness.

This study fits the new rubric, not the old.

Is this — viral currency, some event or song or shtick that somehow permeates every membrane — the new rubric for figuring out what we mean by "best"?

He appreciated efforts to lure in pretheater crowds, but he never got used to the new rubric.

Representatives of Morpheus, Grokster, Lime Wire, StreamCast and others are expected to discuss the legal tactics of the entertainment industry and to call on Congress to "stop record industry abuses" under the new rubric "P2P United," named for the abbreviated term for file sharing technology known as peer-to-peer.

Specifically, we see the role of smart technology in the hands of customers as the new rubric to deliver services that are individualised to the needs and preferences of current and future public transport users.

Let's create a new rubric!

Anything to do with soil falls under our new rubric.

They even gave me a fancy new rubric for my out-of-town reviews: "Critic on the Road".