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Classed in sentence

18 examples of Classed in a sentence

So I was, more or less, classed as "nothing."
Richard Beckinsale was, although young, a perfect comedic foil to Rossiter and should, by all rights, be classed as an all time great.
I don't think Bergman's movies can be easily classed under narrow genres, even the lightest are quite complex.
I do enjoy the "B" movies, but this couldn't even be classed as such.
Often classed as a "horror movie" this, I believe, is a grave error.
It's very sentimental and more like a fairy tale, and should probably be classed as a comedy, although it deals with serious matters (a little like Chaplin or 1930-comedy).
First I must take issue with the reviewer who found this film boring because he classed it as a disaster movie, and felt there was not the suspense necessary for a good disaster movie.
In this sequence, the boundaries between what can be classed as good, quality coming-of-age comedy and mindless, puerile coming-of-age comedy are established.
There are several laughs to be had, mostly because of Lucy Davis' excellent comic acting; there are not enough for it to be classed as a comedy.
A film that is up there with the classic Ealing comedies and has every right to be classed alongside the best.
This movie could well be classed a historical in some respects, and is actually shown in some colleges as part of curriculum.
A Chinese industry was classed as strong in innovation if Chinese players were capturing more than 12% of global revenue, the equivalent of China’s share of global GDP, in that sector.
Finally, classed in the lowest order, the smallest pearls are known by the name seed pearls; they're priced by the measuring cup and are used mainly in the creation of embroidery for church vestments."
The many lives that stirred amid this tumult were, however, divided into parts, classed as distinct pictures.
There were but few who could be so classed; and it was not all of them that were attainable.
Rajahing itself is classed extra-hazardous, I think."
As to the sailor, from the moment when he found that the foxes were not classed in the genus eatable, they were nothing to him.
'These are subdivided as follows,' and he went on bending down his thick fingers, though the cases and the subdivisions evidently could not be classed together, 'physical defects in husband or in wife, and adultery of husband or of wife.'