Sentence examples for upset categories from inspiring English sources

But isn't her aim the opposite of Galton's -- not to define and categorize but to blur and upset categories?

It's not just that physical wounds are absent from art; they upset the category entirely.

The Kendall coefficient is "substantial" for the category A (hurt) and category C (upset with my family) questions, and "almost perfect" for the category B (cross) question (using Landis & Koch definitions [ 16]).

Something of an upset in this category as Kristen Wiig was hotly tipped.

De La Hoya, a former Olympic champion, was the star of boxing's Southern California hothouse and the general sports public was unaware of Mosley until he moved up two weight classes and, in his third bout in the 147-pound category, upset De La Hoya.

The indie sci-fi film "Ex Machina" earned the visual effects prize, an upset in a category dominated by bigger, flashier films such as "Mad Max" and "Star Wars".

The Nets outplayed -- no, crushed -- the Kings in every category except upset stomachs, with which forward Chris Webber, the all-N.B.A. operative, suffered.

The surprising win comes several months after "Two And A Half Men" star Jon Cryer pulled an upset in the same category at the 2012 Emmys.

— Grantland is predicting an upset in the supporting actress category, Sally Field over Anne Hathaway.

His co-star, Jared Leto, won the supporting SAG while 12 Years a Slave's Lupita Nyong'o caused an upset in the supporting actress category.

Johnny Depp, who was widely perceived to have pulled off something of an upset in the best-actor category on Feb. 22 at the Screen Actors Guild Awards -- an event that he did not attend -- was appropriately contrite upon arriving at the Oscars.