Sentence examples for we lump from inspiring English sources

"My first question is why do we lump Latinos into a group?

Then there's the rise of the groups we lump together as "others".

We now have this bogus category, "minority," in which we lump the supposed rainbow coalition of immigrants and blacks.

If we lump everything into the category of "potentially carcinogenic," from toxic potatoes to McCarthy's grave, then our scientific language around cancer begins to degenerate.

The irony and distance of what we lump together as postmodernism made some degree of sense in the late 20th century, when the future looked much rosier.

We love our easily cataloged two-syllable catch phrases like "road rage" and "air rage," and we lump them together even though they have nearly opposite causes.

Consumed by our fears, we lumped together anyone of Japanese ancestry and rounded them up in internment camps.

For analysis of the observation data, we collapsed some of the subcategories in each behavioral category: for the Motor category, we lumped all of the activity-related behaviors; for the Gaze and Motor categories, we lumped all off-task activities.

For the statistical analysis, we lumped all questions unrelated to lab into one category of lower-order cognition.

In our simulation study, we lumped the original 34 components into 7 pseudo-components as shown in Table 3 by using WinProp-CMG.

"So why are we lumped in with harm reduction?" was his plaintive cry.