Exempel på pigeonholing

• Defining swallowing function by age: promises and pitfalls of pigeonholing.

• There is always a danger of pigeonholing people.

• As a general principle, we should be encouraging more people to spend time working both inside and outside government, rather than pigeonholing them into one or the other.

• Consistency in sentencing is a worthy aim, but not at the price of pigeonholing offences in a way that takes no account of aggravating or mitigating circumstances in particular cases.

• While reception was warm, reviewers tussled with the task of pigeonholing the sound of the album, roll-calling contemporary and influential bands and works.

• Writs for action were filled out for a litigant stating facts, without any necessity of pigeonholing them into specific forms.

• However, despite being the most widely used names for the genre, these terms are often criticized for pigeonholing artists into hipster subculture and are derisive.

• One of the themes there was to break down barriers created by the segregation of genres, and breaking music journalist/critic-driven pigeonholing.

• Such pigeonholing allows for a person to gain a quick, though possibly inaccurate, assessment of an interaction.

• While managing the portrayal of popular musicians is as old as popular music, the particular pigeonholing of band members is a defining characteristic of boy and girl bands.

• Specifically he described three virtues: "unborn" meaning non-manufactured; "nondwelling" meaning that it can not be pinned down, and "free from pigeonholing" meaning that it is beyond conceptual reference points.

• Rothbell avoids pigeonholing into one type of story, and that some plots are very character-driven, while others are sort of based on one idea that we think is really funny.

• In addition to lacking a title, the original cover featured no band name, as the group wished to be anonymous and to avoid easy pigeonholing by the press.