Sentence examples for to a different category from inspiring English sources

He admitted that what he had done belonged, perhaps, to a different category of invention.

He says this figure should be added to a different category of at least 200,000 people who have been refused incapacity benefit over the past 15 years but have ended up back on incapacity benefit.

Mao, he says, did not set out to achieve the "physical extermination of all who stood in his way," like Stalin, or "to extirpate in the gas chambers an entire racial group," like Hitler, but belonged to "a different category" because his obsession was with remolding an entire people.

For this reason, in few cases malware could also be assigned to a different category.

When you're browsing a given section, you also can tap onto the filtering options to switch to a different category.

Preinjury manual labor jobs were most likely to shift to a different category postinjury (39.1%), whereas service-related jobs were least likely to shift (25.5%).

To have troubles in the mind is considered to be in a different category to troubles in the body.

However, he considered the strikes against Hussain and Emwazi to be in a different category due to their being conducted by the USA".

According to this table, Romania seems to be in a different category, where marriage had held up much better than in Bulgaria and Russia.

Those named by Swann included Lancashire's Simon Kerrigan, Durham's Scott Borthwick and Kent's Adam Riley – but not Monty Panesar, who is presumably deemed to be in a different category.

"I have been to Bikram yoga all over the country, and this was the friendliest, most conversational, most open yoga class I have ever been to — like, in a different category," he said.