Sentence examples for to categorize as from inspiring English sources

Although Kagan's larger point is valid, it is incongruous to categorize as liberal the early American belief that one day "the United States would stretch across the entire expanse of the continent," or to describe the brutal expropriation of the indigenous inhabitants as "liberal expansion".

But yesterday the Web site neglected to categorize as closed Bayou and Jean-Luc.

And they are by no means limited to the people we tend to categorize as poor.

First produced in 1972, the play is easy to categorize as formulaic, an "Odd Couple" with grumpy old men.

Merle's music is nothing if not eclectic — difficult to slot under "country," the way the music of Van Morrison, say, is difficult to categorize as rock.

Founded by Aline Geller, an agent for contemporary artists, the place is as hard to categorize as it is to find.

Finally, girls were more likely to be categorized as resilient as maternal depression scores increased.

We seem to have a taxonomical gene embedded in our makeup; but if you are compelled to name and to categorize, be as basic as you can.

COX-2 IHC scores of moderate to strong were categorized as high and scores of negative to weak were categorized as low.

Far better is to not categorize as bad, things that happen to you.

"Astronomers weren't sure whether to categorize them as planets or as Brown dwarfs.