Sentence examples for try to lump from inspiring English sources

But the  thought of it reminds me of all the advice  I have received  and all the ways I  have adapted to reporting among the  various peoples and places that we  hopelessly try to lump together as Asia.

They were both amazing cities and ecosystems in their own right, so why try to lump them together?

"Because they all try to lump us into one little group, we're all Latino," Rodriguez said.

And this is something that I sort of covered on "The Daily Show" constantly: When people try to lump all Latinos together, it's just impossible.

Big businesses have a problem marketing towards the elusive Latino population because they try to lump people with different cultures, traditions and dialects together.

Savage reptiles, it wOnld seeMonday just the latest Budial tactic employed by his government.

You're trying to lump me.

Trying to lump dozens of different policies together doesn't make sense.

"They're trying to lump, dump and run," Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, Democrat of New York, said.

"It's like they were trying to lump them all together and draw threads using digital trails," Ferguson said.

In essence, Mr. Gore was trying to lump Congress with institutions that, polling shows, people love to hate.