I didn't wanna really completely pigeonhole myself to one artist.
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What other film's political leanings are so hard to pigeonhole?
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Elizabeth, Nina, Paige, and Claudia feel nearly impossible to pigeonhole.
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People want to pigeonhole you or put you into a box.
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Like, redefining yourself beyond the pigeonhole that you've been put in.
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My tentacles are coming out of the pigeonhole in all directions.
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Has it been helpful in getting out of the Dawson pigeonhole?
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He has done all he can to escape his unwanted pigeonhole.
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Republicans are able to effectively pigeonhole Democratic amendments with a simple majority.
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"I think it's difficult to pigeonhole or categorize Culture Club," Craig says.
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I thought that seems like a pretty good pigeonhole to be in.
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They've mostly been traditional liberals, hard-to-pigeonhole figures like Pennsylvania's Conor Lamb.
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At worst, artists pigeonhole their work into fetishism without having anything to say.
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Were you deliberately trying to shake off the pigeonhole you'd been put in?
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Cultivating my own space on the Internet helped me thrive outside the pigeonhole.
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Dining | Connecticut Cure Restaurant and Bar, in Unionville, is a hard place to pigeonhole.
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Well his full name is Dominic Angelella and he's a tough dude to pigeonhole.
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Her prosecutorial focus seamlessly shifted between industries, frustrating any attempt to pigeonhole her agenda.
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Is she one of these supervigilantes, like people keep trying to pigeonhole her into?
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Our society is one that loves to categorize people and often pigeonhole them entirely.
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It might seem lazy or petty to pigeonhole men to this degree—#NotAllMen, right?
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Don't shove me into your pigeonhole, where I don't fit, because I'm all over.
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" Read the cover story, "Riz Ahmed Acts His Way Out of Every Cultural Pigeonhole.
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Founded nine years ago by Beppe Grillo, a comedian, the movement is impossible to pigeonhole.
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"Not only did fans pigeonhole me, but casting directors wouldn't read me anymore," she said.
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They dabbled in so many genres throughout the years it's really hard to pigeonhole them.
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People just pigeonhole you in that role; they think you have nothing else to offer.
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READERS and critics have tended to pigeonhole Angela Carter, or reshape her in their own image.
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Red Carpet Watch 10 Photos View Slide Show ' On screen, it's been impossible to pigeonhole Kate Winslet.
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If I had to pigeonhole my musical tastes into a single genre I'd have to pick lazy.
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Often people assume you're straight, or pigeonhole you as the gay one in a group of friends.
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It's hard to pigeonhole this top-loading, side-access pack because it does so many things right.
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People like to pigeonhole other people but Chalayan is not a traditional brand or selling basic clothes.
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The upside of an exhibition on a movement in its infancy is that it's hard to pigeonhole.
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I really wanted to create a female character that wouldn't allow you to pigeonhole her in that way.
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" It would be absurd, and transparently political, for him to pigeonhole Trump Jr. into this sanitized category. "McGahn.
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I don't want to pigeonhole myself, talk about the wrong things, then before long realise I've effed myself.
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I find so much joy in so many kinds of music, so there's no reason to pigeonhole anyone.
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His politics remained hard to pigeonhole, but that was because the wrong labels were being used, he said.
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"The moment you pigeonhole someone, you start building your argument to fit your conclusions," he said in 1981.
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If he achieves anything short of discovering the cure for cancer, he will always live in this pigeonhole.
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"I think it's important not to pigeonhole yourself in past mistakes but to learn from them and move on."
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Were you just changing things up a bit, or was that an intentional move to escape the doom pigeonhole?
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Those who would pigeonhole its creator should remember that all the meanings of "class act" apply to Mr. Gurney.
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"One of the most frustrating things about the Democratic Party is that Democrats love to pigeonhole women," Cruz said.
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And 35 years into his career, the gentle and shy Busch remains easy to love and hard to pigeonhole.
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At every turn, Elle encounters people who want to pigeonhole her into certain stereotypes, and time and again she refuses.
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The day you can pigeonhole Gorillaz is the day I fill my pockets with stones and walk into the sea.
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I'm not sure if it's ever really accurate but it was a useful pigeonhole for us and, well, fair enough.
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Sometimes you pick up slang from the projects, words from the streets that pigeonhole you right away as "at-risk".
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The classics have been celebrated, but history has tried to pigeonhole primitive art and artists, and subject them to irrelevance.
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But look deeper than a few screenshots, and that basic "platformer" pigeonhole, and Abe's Oddysee was quite clearly something else.
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Hard to pigeonhole, her comedy begins with a strong, dynamic stage presence and arguments that take some time to build.
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Ute Frevert, Germany's leading gender historian, observed that Ms. Merkel has resisted all attempts to pigeonhole or condescend to her.
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But for now, it's hard to get over the price -- something that will likely pigeonhole it as a niche product.
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Sasse, unlike Paul and Cruz, voted to pigeonhole the Kentucky Republican's proposal to cover the recovery money with spending cuts.
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There's too much here to pigeonhole this deal in the convenient confines of saying this is an isolated hostile transaction.
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The upside of an exhibition about hip-hop architecture, a movement in its infancy, is that it's hard to pigeonhole.
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Clinton in recent weeks has tried to pigeonhole Sanders as a "single-issue candidate" focused almost exclusively on Wall Street reform.
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But part of what the Quad's whoppingly extensive two-part retrospective demonstrates is that Hammer isn't quite that easy to pigeonhole.
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"Bernie's argument is, 'Don't pigeonhole me as just a progressive candidate,'" said Representative Dan Kildee of Michigan, who attended the dinner.
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But, she didn't anticipate how much the entertainment industry would "pigeonhole" her for something she agreed to in the first season: nudity.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The French dramatist, critic, and artist Antonin Artaud (1896-1948) is a difficult figure to pigeonhole.
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When you've got a back catalogue featuring records by artists as diverse as Commodo, Tsunga, and Romare, you're not easy to pigeonhole.
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I think the best thing is not to have a conscious with what you do, because you don't want to pigeonhole yourself.
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The pigeonhole I had put myself into was so tight that I was shut out of even auditions for anything of substance.
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But there is, and has been for several centuries, music by black composers that need not be put into any racial pigeonhole.
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"I'm not trying to pigeonhole any student into a career opportunity for a company at the end of this program," he said.
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"From day one, she said, 'I'm going to fly jets, and I'm not going to let the Navy pigeonhole me,'" she said.
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And so I think it's an opportunity for us all to look at it and think about it and just not pigeonhole people.
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"But I think to pigeonhole any one thing about Burning Man, you're always going to get it wrong, because it's different for everybody."
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When I said it's interesting that she resists the term, she responded sharply that it's interesting that I want to pigeonhole the show.
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Months later, she took the piss out of radio hosts who tried to pigeonhole her as a girly airhead on LA station Power 106.
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It's indicative of a refusal to take femme music seriously and pigeonhole it away where you don't have to think about it too much.
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It's very easy to pigeonhole these types of stories — "the story of the immigrant is one of struggle and strife," that kind of stuff.
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But on the other, appearing on the show in as Lewis's assistant would take her further away from her acting career — and might pigeonhole her.
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One of the oddities of Castro's tendency to self-pigeonhole himself as an immigration candidate is that his previous jobs haven't really involved immigration policy.
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What's so great about Casper Skulls is that in the eight or so tracks they've released so far, it's become increasingly tough to pigeonhole them.
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I'm kind of rebellious, in the sense that anytime someone thinks they understand or thinks they can pigeonhole us into something, I push against that.
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That book sold very well, was a best-seller, but people who work for the media are very busy and they kind of pigeonhole things.
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Dan Ozzi, Governors Ball Marked the Official Start of Lorde 2.0 The Americana pigeonhole sets up rootsy expectations Isbell has too keen a mind for.
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Yet even as she was included in the Museum of Modern Art's pivotal Fantastic Art Dada Surrealism exhibition, her painting style remained problematic to pigeonhole.
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"There was not an intention to pigeonhole this caption to speak to a particular situation that was unique to African-American family dynamics," she said.
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"The Americana pigeonhole sets up rootsy expectations Isbell has too keen a mind for," Robert Christgau wrote of the artist in last week's Expert Witness.
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Since Shailene Woodley broke out of her Secret Life of the American Teenager pigeonhole with The Descendants in 2011, two things about her have remained constant.
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But if you want to grow as a programmer — and rake in big bucks while you're at it — don't pigeonhole yourself to just client-side languages.
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Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit: The Nashville Sound (Southeastern/Thirty Tigers) The Americana pigeonhole sets up rootsy expectations Isbell has too keen a mind for.
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I am in the pigeonhole marked 'no threat'," he says, "and did I stab Judi Dench with a pitchfork I should still be a teddy bear.
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"To pigeonhole her with a song would be selling ourselves short, even if it is leaving money on the table in the short term," Gredinger said.
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As Election Day draws closer, one thing is clear: Trump's female supporters will continue to frustrate efforts to neatly pigeonhole what women want -- or how they vote.
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It's hard to pigeonhole its clothing into one category, but based on our experience with its comfortable yet sleek pieces, we call it our favorite athleisure startup.
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It was really the whole point of being able to not pigeonhole yourself into this is what you're supposed to be, or how it's supposed to go.
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I'd almost call the humor here a theme, but that in itself is a normalizing pigeonhole of the grid's eccentricities ("Don't label me!" it seems to cry).
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Nicolas Cage is an Oscar-winning actor who has built his career on choosing movies and characters that never pigeonhole him into one type of movie star.
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In doing so, it's trying to free its image from the "social network" pigeonhole — "Pinterest is really about yourself and not broadcasting to friends," its spokesperson told me.
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In addition to being told that "clients would never book her," others would attempt to rationalize her beauty by assuming she's mixed or pigeonhole her into subsidiary work.
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With a handful of records either self-released or done through small indies, the band have danced around genre, with riffs and noise making them difficult to pigeonhole.
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But when colleagues have mistaken me for another Asian employee in the newsroom, I realize some people still instinctively want to pigeonhole me as one, but not both.
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Since the 19th century, the photographic portrait has allowed black people to represent themselves as they want to be seen, not how others pigeonhole or even dismiss them.
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Errol Morris, the documentarian who is also a frequent contributor to The New York Times, works in such a wide range of subjects that he's difficult to pigeonhole.
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"To pigeonhole female Republicans into a certain ideological mold is wrong, and it's sexist, and I think the Freedom Caucus is walking that line here," Ms. Stefanik said.
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"A viewer without a connection to the world of autism might be tempted to just put Sam into that pigeonhole," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The New York Times.
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Media Molecule's incredible-looking sandbox create-and-play tool… game… pigeonhole-shattering new slice of user-generated-content-ahoy software was announced at E3 2015, and immediately captured imaginations.
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Senators on both sides of the aisle were eager to point out the discrepancy, with some attempting to pigeonhole Genatowski into commenting on whether he agreed with Trump's decision.
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Backers of Collins's legislation will need to get a majority of the Senate to vote against tabling the proposal, a move that would pigeonhole the measure and undercut momentum.
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That's a rare thing these days, with everyone quick to pigeonhole acts into hyper-specific subgenres—shoegaze, emo, or whatever mutated indie rock happens to be in style that year.
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A characteristic shared by many of the funds' holdings is that they can be tough to pigeonhole in a conventional investment sector, like technology or health care, Mr. Lynch said.
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But interviews with his friends — both gay and straight — and legal experts across the political spectrum suggest that on gay issues, at least, he is not so easy to pigeonhole.
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Insistent refusal NO MEANS NO My three other New York Times puzzles have also been Thursdays, as is an additional one in the queue, but don't pigeonhole me just yet!
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I credit him with giving me a varied career, because nobody's been able to pigeonhole me since—and in a way, he's watched me develop as an artist over the decades.
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"I'll never say, 'I'm never doing nudity' because I've already done it, but I thought I might get stuck in a pigeonhole that I would have struggled to get out of."
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CJ: For the book, I interviewed 22016 female artists and had an honest conversation with them about their work, without trying to make presumptions or pigeonhole them because of their gender.
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The trade group also asked that the agency publish a rule free from specific subject area requirements that would pigeonhole the industry as technology advances, and mechanic certification testing standards change.
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What you chose to study does, of course, have a huge impact on your earnings later in life, but it doesn't have to define you or pigeonhole you in a certain role.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. In his latest book, The Secret Footballer claims that Premier League managers pigeonhole players into specific positions on the field based on their ethnicity.
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Ms. Adams has managed to combine a hoary premise, a familiar plot, readable to iffy prose and pigeonhole-ready characters and spin their story into a heart tugger with seemingly honest appeal.
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For more than twenty years, Donegan's under-the-radar career has been hard to pin down but easy to pigeonhole (video artist), due to the sudden success of a few early tapes.
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Men never have to ask themselves whether it would pigeonhole them to create work that is uniquely male in its perspective — in fact, it's expected, encouraged, and does well in the market.
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I think my voice has sometimes been described as "Whedonesque," and I take that as a huge compliment, but at the same time I think I don't want to pigeonhole myself into that.
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Strine, who grew up and lives in Hockessin, Delaware, and attended University of Pennsylvania Law School, is not easy to pigeonhole as a jurist, with rulings that have favored both investors and management.
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To many, votes in both chambers are viewed as a possible breeding ground for the virus to spread because lawmakers use the time to circulate on the floor or pigeonhole an obstinate colleague.
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As well as Pigeonhole readers and the early supporters of my book on Unbound, the other group who have been instrumental in helping me spread word of The Moor have been book bloggers.
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Rooney said he assumed those ambitions might tend toward House leadership, and says he advised Gaetz, unsolicited, not to "pigeonhole" himself into one clique or another, and rather to build relationships across the conference.
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The band's support of so many different social justice plights make it difficult to pigeonhole their activism, but they don't need to label themselves and their fans aren't pressuring them to choose one either.
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So they give you a certain freedom, but whether they accept what you do is another story... They couldn't pigeonhole me: I was crazy; the work was crazy; I was Iraqi; I'm a woman.
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In Washington, Judge Srinivasan is known as a brilliant lawyer, and — what may be more important this year — so difficult to pigeonhole ideologically that his current appointment passed a bitterly divided Senate 97-0.
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" As for his own work, he told me Big Fish has conservative fans, because "it doesn't try to pigeonhole the Southern father into a set template, nor does it canonize his liberal reporter son.
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Tracing the Roots of South Carolina's 'Turks,' Before They Melt Away With dark complexions and origins wreathed in mystery, the rural Sumter County people called the Turks never fit easily in any racial pigeonhole.
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A quick disclaimer: While it's difficult to pigeonhole a number of projects into one category, I did my best to pinpoint the main purpose or value proposition of each project and categorize them as such.
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It did not specify what type of vote would be taken, and there are several procedural votes McConnell could choose to take rather than a straight override vote that would effectively pigeonhole the veto message.
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"Will that pigeonhole the career of [an enhanced] soldier?" he continued, explaining that command could decide the warfighter is too valuable to promote or stop deploying while the soldier is desperately trying to stay stateside.
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The exhibition features meditations on abstraction and the figurative such as Shikeith's Untitled (Figure Study), Di-Ay Battad's Estranged Landscape: Lake Pod, Devan Shimoyama's Shadow, Lisa Marie Jakab's Pigeonhole Perforated, and Seth LeDonne's Your Cot Dream.
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If you can get your arms around that, not in a punitive way to diagnose them or pigeonhole them, but just to try and get the underpinnings figured out, then you can really make an impact.
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Until now, the Trump campaign and Republican Party strategists have lumped in Ms. Harris with the rest of the Democratic field, planning to pigeonhole her as a far-left radical in the mold of Mr. Sanders.
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I always worried that outing myself as an avid equestrian would cast doubt on my credibility to cover the hardscrabble corners of the earth, that my love for horses would pigeonhole me as out-of-touch.
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It's easy to pigeonhole the prepping hobby—and that's mostly what it is, a hobby—as the province of paranoid knuckle-draggers, the kind of people who proudly fly "Don't Tread on Me" flags over their trailers.
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Claire is wrong to be so cynical: If she believes that their association was merely temporary or convenient, then what has happened between them is insignificant and each character is truly trapped in his or her pigeonhole.
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RULINGS HAVE PLEASED BOTH SIDES Strine, who grew up and lives in Hockessin, Delaware, and attended University of Pennsylvania Law School, is not easy to pigeonhole as a jurist, with rulings that have favored both investors and management.
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To those who might be catapulted into sudden stardom as he was, he warns that academic economists will be quickly put into political pigeonholes, and their arguments celebrated or dismissed according to whether the recipient favours that pigeonhole.
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It is hard to overstate the thrill of realizing that a girl can make millions off repackaging and selling her diaries — "diary" being a word used to pigeonhole the personal writings of women as sentimental, frivolous, and small.
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And that is exactly what this spring's rare windfall of thrillingly staged O'Neill has done: freed him from his pigeonhole, let him stretch and breathe, and allowed us to see him in ways we hadn't realized we could.
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In an interview with the radio station Hot 97 in April, Mr. Pharoah complained that producers tried to pigeonhole him as an impressionist and took issue when he refused certain proposals, like wearing a dress in a sketch.
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If you visited a Bulletin store, or bought products off its website, COO Ali Kriegsman said you might "pigeonhole" the company as a "feminist apparel brand" — a place to buy T-shirts and accessories with fun, provocative political slogans.
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Nerds and geeks are one of television's most ingrained stereotypes and viewers without a connection to the world of autism might be tempted to just put Sam into that pigeonhole and think they understand a complex and vexing condition.
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A few years later, over too many glasses of rosé, she sold them on "Back to Life," based on her interest in how society treats female offenders and a hunch that Miri and the series would flutter free of any pigeonhole.
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There's a tendency to pigeonhole the style by its functionality but, just because it envelopes you with warmth (thanks for that, trusty high-neck knit buddy!), doesn't automatically translate to prim modesty — especially when it comes in the form of a dress.
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But the official synopsis offered by HBO — "a unique mix of vérité documentary, musical performances, surrealist melodrama and humorous animation" which aims to showcase "the beauty and ugliness of contemporary American life" — hints as to why it isn't so easy to pigeonhole.
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"With regards to music, I don't want to pigeonhole myself and say I am a musician or a visual artist because I feel like it's all-encompassing and I feel like every bit of my art is related to the other," she explained.
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"With regards to music, I don't want to pigeonhole myself and say I am a musician or a visual artist because I feel like it's all encompassing, and I feel like every bit of my art is related to the other," she said.
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They say that most brands, when they do reach out, still pigeonhole African-American consumers with outdated playbooks aimed at the "urban demographic"— industry-speak for lower-income, younger black consumers who supposedly gravitate toward sweeter spirits like Cognac and flavored whiskey.
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Northgard isn't easy to pigeonhole as an RTS, mainly because the ways we tend to define "RTS" games are way too narrow and owe way too much to the ways the genre was defined by Westwood's Command & Conquer games, and by Blizzard's Warcraft series.
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" "I was curious about so many different things that I thought it would be fun to go to a place that didn't necessarily pigeonhole you or put you in a box and allowed you to kind of exercise all these different muscles and things you're curious about.
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As an MC who can spit over anything from Massive Attack's "Unfinished Symphony" to Stormzy's "Big For Your Boots" as long as she "feels" the beat, it's not surprising that she has thus far opted to remain an independent artist rather than risk having to pigeonhole herself.
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It's impossible to pigeonhole the cuisine they offer in what amounts to a casual brasserie-style setting: Louisiana crawfish, veal tongue sliders, shishito tempura, New Zealand cockles in coconut milk, cream of onion soup, beef shin with garlic spaetzle and grilled sardines give you some idea.
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While the scoring is aimed at helping doctors figure out whether to prescribe opioids to their patients, it might pigeonhole people without their knowledge and give doctors an excuse to keep them from "getting the drugs they need," says a critic, Lorraine Possanza of the ECRI Institute.
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As I've argued before, it's easy to pigeonhole the CFO as a glorified "scorekeeper" of only the company financials, but that's a misconception — because a good CFO doesn't just keep the "score"; he or she also puts points on the board given their vantage point on the business.
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It might seem like being game for anything and everything asked of you, despite being busy, is a surefire way to earn a stellar rep, but it can actually pigeonhole you into a specific job longer than you want to be there — and make you look a little too eager.
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The group exhibition includes nearly 50 artists all engaging in the ideas of love and eros; it's intended as a survey of what love looks like now and hopes to come closer to a sense of how it might be defined, or accept that maybe the idea is impossible to pigeonhole.
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People are content to pigeonhole Brian Harvey as "the guy who ran over himself after eating too many jacket potatoes" and while, certainly, nobody could show you the lie, it makes me sad that those few minutes of his life have been entered into the cultural zeitgeist and yet his voice has not.
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But The Last Guardian, much like Shadow and Ueda's game before that, the affectingly intimate puzzler Ico, uses minimal dialogue and a strong, unique atmosphere to feel instantaneously special, or at least markedly different, when set against any number of platformers, "action-adventure" games (uh, that meaningless pigeonhole) or personality-propelled puzzle affairs.
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But the worlds he invents vary along several axes and have tended to evolve from one pole toward the other over the last two decades — from fantastical to realistic, from the sci-fi future to the present (and recent past), from self-consciously recombinant genre fiction to literature not so concerned with its literary pigeonhole.
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The Good Fight does all this in the context of an edge-of-the-seat case-of-the-week courtroom drama, as sophisticated as any in the history of TV. Where to watch it: CBS All Access Few works of popular art can ever truly be called "unclassifiable," but Atlanta is at least hard to pigeonhole.
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They're not against technology, although it's always easy to pigeonhole someone like myself as being anti-technology, but you know I'm a tech entrepreneur, I'm as connected and in love with technology as anyone else, it's just that I think I've been a little bit more critical in understanding the social and economic and political consequences of the revolution.
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And while that kind of scrutiny—a level of care that occasional readers and subscribers alike can relate to—is perhaps why it's all too easy to pigeonhole The Wire as a Very Serious Magazine for the kind of Cafe Oto attending chin-stroker who spends his weekends rearranging his lathe-cutting collection to a Peter Brötzmann live set.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.), who backed a failed effort to pigeonhole the GMO bill, called it a "simple truth" that consumers should know what's in their food.
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The simple answer would be to pigeonhole Alan Pardew as the sort of bloke who sings his own name, who calls himself "the king" while snaffling other people's dinners, a man who could well be convinced to get a 'Super Alan Pardew' tattoo on his arse cheek before exposing it in the dressing room after Palace's match against Sunderland on Saturday.
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While on the whole the choices for girls are narrow outside of sparkles and princesses, I am heartened by the uptick in clothing options that don't pigeonhole children, like space T-shirts for girls introduced by Lands' End and Hanna Andersson, or new lines of clothing meant to celebrate the broad interests of kids, like Let Clothes be Clothes and Princess Awesome.
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In every scene, she exudes complexity and a range of nuanced emotion that make her impossible to pigeonhole into any of those typical rom-com tropes: she's not the shy wallflower turned bold party girl, she's not the frigid bitch turned unexpectedly relaxed and mellow, she's not the serious student who takes off her glasses to reveal a surprise hottie.
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Since the app is free, it relies on works that have fallen out of copyright (which is no bad thing — the list includes all Sherlock Holmes stories, H.G. Wells, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and hundreds of others that you really should have read by now.) There are other apps out there that are starting to grasp the concept, delivering book chunks for a fee, such as The Pigeonhole.
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More from NBC News: U.S. to deploy military forces to Saudi Arabia after drone attacks on oil sites Trump admin ignored its own evidence of climate change's impact on migration from Central America Rambo has survived since Vietnam War by killing off attempts to pigeonhole him Demissie said the campaign has enough money to keep going at its current pace if it wanted to, but not enough to expand operations before voting starts early next year and that Booker doesn't want stay in the race if he doesn't think he can win.
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I casually throw down the notion of Social Realism in relation to Glen and this new exhibition of 20 or so oldish, newish, and almost new works at Flowers Central, London, only because he said it first, in answer to a question I put to him just a few days ago (as the crow flies) as part of my ongoing efforts to do my best to pigeonhole this slippery-slithy man, who once pledged an allegiance to Max Ernst and Giorgio de Chirico, and is currently about as easy to wrestle to the ground as it would be to catch a butterfly in the jaws of a steam shovel.
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