Sentence examples for very categories from inspiring English sources
It's a romantic comedy and drama in which the questioning of those very categories is a part of the action.
Most pollsters do not break conservatives into "somewhat" and "very" categories, but a mid-October 2010 Wall Street Journal poll asked if respondents were "very conservative" or "just conservative".
After all, the very categories of "immigrant", "foreigner" and "ethnic diversity" are not brute facts, but are socially constructed.
Responses were on a three point scale ("not at all", "somewhat", and "very"); we combined the "somewhat" and "very" categories to convert religiosity into a binary nominal variable ("non-religious" or "religious") for use in regression analyses.
Phylogeneticists are obliged to believe that traces of vertical signal can be detected amongst the evolutionary noise (although these very categories imply certain expectations) and so are torn between interpreting such signal as the central truth of the evolutionary history or as an indication of limited genetic relatedness that is not necessarily central to our understanding of evolution.
So I don't think that there is anything to be feared from the very category of cyborg.
Her most identifiable public image remains that of an icon of seriousness, the embodiment of the intellectual in a culture pathologically ambivalent about the very category.
Charles Taylor identifies it that the new valuation is reflected in the coming to be of the very category of the 'economic' in its modern sense (Taylor 1989: 286).
For Harraway, the very category of 'women' does not exist.
Case in point: Selina Meyer on "Veep," Amy Jellicoe on "Enlightened" and Hannah Horvath on "Girls" -- roles that resulted in Golden Globe wins for Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Laura Dern and Lena Dunham, respectively, in the very category Kudrow should have prevailed at Sunday's awards.
Total hardness shows that they range from moderately hard category to very hard category during PRM and POM.
