Sentence examples for what we classify from inspiring English sources

These people are: What we classify as people who have a decent enough pension but maybe don't have enough disposable income.

"If, however, they are designing the CAD software that is used by other architectural companies, the thing they're getting the money for is the software, and that's what we classify as digital".

Our analysis reveals that scientists' value orientations on what we classify as "market" and "expert" science affect the amount of industry funding they receive, the proprietary nature of their discoveries, and the percentage of basic science research conducted in their laboratories.

Hyper-realism is an art form that shocks and intrigues even non-art lovers and makes us ponder an array of issues, from genetic engineering to what we classify as the ideal human aesthetic.

This happened as the result of what we would today classify as a mild nervous breakdown (documentable from his correspondence at the time), and should basically be discounted.

"The witch hunts in the Middle Ages targeted the midwives and healers whose traditional roles included what we would now classify as obstetrician, medical doctor, pastor, philosopher, performance artist, and psychotherapist," Swann says.

We classify what we know and herein lies the rub as we now know that eating disorders in adults are far more varied and variable than the DSM IV scheme 1 suggests.

While there are some predictable elements in many of the works, like festive color schemes and a reliance on folklore, this art is much closer to what we have come to classify universally as Outsider Art.

I wouldn't classify what we've seen in stadiums as accidents, either.

It suggests that if a robot looks like a human, but moves unnaturally, our brains subconsciously classify what we're seeing as someone with a disease.

"What we like about being classified as pop," said Mr. Kennedy, "is you can play different roles.