Voorbeelden van pigeonholed

• Since the mid-1980s, exchanges have been pigeonholed and professionalised into something very different from the sweeping utopian projects of the postwar period.

• Not every lexical item in a language allows itself to be so neatly pigeonholed, but is your lexicographer deterred?

• It is then much easier to understand that real molecules and minerals cannot always be pigeonholed into one or another type.

• Whether positive or negative, each resident was pigeonholed by a single, all-encompassing label, which thus became a metonymy of that person, a sign of their entire personality.

• They paid lip service to regeneration but were pigeonholed and never implemented.

• Reports which are unwelcome or uncomfortable are simply shelved or pigeonholed.

• They were only pigeonholed over the course of the morning.

• The fact that he says that any recommendation will have consideration now is proof that they are pigeonholed and do not go to him.

• There are other frauds, or frauds as they would be defined elsewhere in the world, which are not so clearly pigeonholed.

• Are the work and staff returns which are sent into regional headquarters ever looked at or are they really pigeonholed?

• Government or policy, when they are pigeonholed for all time.

• Why has a national trial to assess the impact of the drug on disability been pigeonholed?

• There is, therefore, no question of our having pigeonholed its report.

• We produced a report, which has been pigeonholed, which contained recommendations about the manner in which labour should be used in the dockyards.

• I am appalled at the fact that their work may in fact be pigeonholed.