Meanings of categorising in English

Both views are defensible, yet Bligh himself defies any obvious categorising.

Yet categorising Fortitude as a straight-up whodunnit might undersell the show.

And Wolfe always was too keen on categorising and subcategorising everything.

It is almost impossible to write anything about him without drifting into clever-clever categorising.

But the players here are well beyond categorising or apologising for what they do.

Even categorising it differently to the men's made me cringe.

The beginnings of race science seem to emerge with the Victorian frenzy for categorising life.

AIDS 'speakeasies' abound After categorising alternative AIDS beliefs, I sought to understand how they are influenced by context.

The jury was today shown graphic photographs of her body, categorising her injuries, during a post mortem examination.

In conclusion, there has been no consistent approach to categorising antibiotic use in studies of risk factors for ESBL-EK.

Maybe it's not about categorising her; maybe a lot of people just don't know what to make of her.

But complicated procedures for categorising sales and recognising revenue are critical to the strength of HP's three central allegations.

Histopathological changes had shown marked variation and so did not enable categorising them into vascular, interstitial and obliterative phases.

It seems Kenyan security forces are simply categorising the whole community as a terrorist group, said cleric Sheikh Hassan Qoryoleey.

Cricket is wont to putting things in boxes; categorising and breaking down specialist skills and disciplines to the nth degree.

Her work cannot be categorised as romance; in fact, the difficulty of categorising her work at all may explain her neglect.