Sentence examples for usual categories from inspiring English sources

The truth is that Fichte's social and political theory is very difficult to fit into the usual categories, but combines certain elements usually associated with liberal individualism with others more commonly associated with communitarian statism.

The case scrambles many of the usual categories.

Take, for example, our usual categories of "remission" versus "recurrence".

Alongside the usual categories of fiction, biography and travel, there is "World Cup".

Those affected are not just the usual categories like part-timers and the self-employed.

Constructing Worlds is a great way to understand something about architecture unfiltered by the usual categories of good and bad.

HBO racked up Emmys in its usual category of dominance, the mini-series or movie.

We show that ({text {DRec}}(I,mathcal {C})) has the same basic functoriality as the usual category of cosections of Definition 4.21.

Denoting the usual category of finite ordinals by Δ, we obtain for each k ≥ 0 a subcategory Δ≤k determined by the objects [j] of Δ with j ≤ k.

Political issue advertisements may be found here and include presumably World War II era cartoons of the "Axis Ape". Some Public Service-type advertisements were placed under the sponsor's usual category, if the sponsor's name was an obvious part of the advertisement.

"The appeal goes beyond the usual demographic categories".