Sentence examples for traditional category from inspiring English sources

And some fell into no traditional category in the human resources world: What magazines do you subscribe to?

A seemingly inoperable washing machine falls into the traditional category of overcomplicated design, which has burdened us for years with things that are unnecessarily difficult to use.

Unlike most Chinese painters, he does not easily fit into any traditional category; in character and personality he was the complete eccentric and "individualist".

We were back on solid ground in the menu's traditional category, with a cave-man-size portion of kota trapezi, a stellar concoction of chicken stuffed with spinach and feta, though the steam-table flavor of the accompanying rice was distracting.

Most traditional category systems, such as Aristotle's, lay out a single dimension of categories supposed to be mutually exclusive and exhaustive.

As a result we can replicate the work done by traditional category distinctions between, e.g., substance and quality, without committing ourselves ontologically to the existence of qualities or other abstracta (1970/1974, 329).

Mr. Porter said that their lots had a "pretty equivalent" chance of selling versus a traditional, category-based sale.

In America, minimalists like Ad Reinhardt and Donald Judd were exploding traditional categories of painting and sculpture.

By Ryan Lizza Obama has said that his foreign-policy ideas defy traditional categories and ideologies.

Most of what's here, of course, falls into more traditional categories; furniture, for example.

Even as photography breaks into the canon, its presence is helping to blur museums' traditional categories.