1.   For American readers, however, the novel fits into no such neat category.

2.   He does not aim to please, and this production, both highly rewarding and exasperating, does not fit into neat categories of American dance.

3.   In a cauldron swirling with labels -- liberal or conservative, black or brown -- neither Hylton fits neat categories.

4.   Susanna is diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, that catch-all psychiatric term for emotionally disturbed people whose symptoms elude neat categories.

5.   These questions grow out of the need to fit the world into neat categories, like right and wrong, good and evil.

6.   We like to rank these celebrities in their neat categories and divisions, and then later argue about which ones are overrated and overpaid.