Sentence examples for which he categorized from inspiring English sources

Mr. Newman said metal halide lights, which he categorized as "long-lasting and low energy" will likely be used for the majority of the project.

Miller points to the original copy he wrote for the homepage of his site, in which he categorized all Americans into two groups, those in "high heels, blue suits, taxi cabs", and those who like "wide open spaces and blue skies".

This was clearly a different pathology, and in a 2005 paper Omalu called it chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or C.T.E., which he categorized as a degenerative disease caused by the "long-term neurologic consequences of repetitive concussive and subconcussive blows to the brain".

A passage in which he categorizes murder cases by type and public interest using letter and number combinations — he calls the Leo Frank case an "IDQX 9" — is mercifully brief.

Howard Peckham records the fighting on January 2 as two separate engagements, both of which he categorizes as "skirmishes".

He made countless observations of nature, especially the habits and attributes of plants and animals in the world around him, which he devoted considerable attention to categorizing.

The determination and artistry with which he approached these subjects made him hard to categorize, which may be why, little more than a decade after his death, he is pretty much forgotten a sad note on which to begin.

The determination and artistry with which he approached these subjects made him hard to categorize, which may be why, little more than a decade after his death, he is pretty much forgotten — a sad note on which to begin.

He says one way that firms like Hewlett-Packard, which he has followed since the late 1990s, have improved is the speed with which they categorize returns: the truly broken product, the still-good-as-new item sent back because of buyer's remorse and the various possibilities in between.

Still, Baker reiterated his hesitancy to use the word "lie," which he has said requires knowing the speaker's intent and noted that the Times has only twice categorized false Trump claims as "lies".

This one, which he put together for a weeklong engagement in Bern, Switzerland, this spring, is more diverse and harder to categorize.