Pigeonhole

The music industry tends to pigeonhole artists into specific genres, which can limit their creative expression.

The receptionist handed me a key to the pigeonhole where my mail would be stored.

The pigeonhole strategy focuses on developing the bishop early in the game.

I noticed a dusty old book in the pigeonhole of the antique bookshelf.

The pigeonhole move can lead to a wide range of positional possibilities.

The chef refused to pigeonhole her cooking style into a specific cuisine.

Some people pigeonhole individuals with tattoos as rebellious or unprofessional.

The architect had to pigeonhole the building designs into various types to present them to the clients.

As a society, we often pigeonhole individuals based on their appearance, without considering their true abilities.

Don't let society's expectations pigeonhole you into a predefined role.

The jewelry store showcased delicate earrings in a glass-fronted pigeonhole.

The store owner proudly displayed his collection of vintage coins in the pigeonhole near the entrance.

Some people believe that gender stereotypes pigeonhole individuals into predefined roles, limiting their freedom of expression.

The project manager decided to pigeonhole the implementation of the new software until the team received proper training.

The pigeonhole opening caught his opponent off guard, leading to a quick victory.

The journalist sought to pigeonhole the politician's statements to uncover any hidden agendas.

The government tends to pigeonhole artists into traditional categories, making it difficult for innovative work to gain recognition.

The tournament finalist employed a sophisticated pigeonhole opening that showcased their expertise.

The consumer advocate group aimed to pigeonhole the safety claims made by the manufacturer.

The teacher encouraged the students to think outside the pigeonhole and explore different solutions to the math problem.

White employed the pigeonhole variation to gain control over the center.

The hotel reception had a pigeonhole for each guest, where important messages and keys were kept.

The teacher asked the students to pigeonhole their assignments in the designated trays.

The jeweler exhibited exquisite diamond rings in the pigeonhole of the glass display case.

The political party's platform seems to pigeonhole itself into a narrow set of issues, alienating potential voters.

Black decided to play the pigeonhole opening to disrupt White's plans.

The government decided to pigeonhole the controversial legislation due to public opposition.

The hotel receptionist handed the room key to the guest from the pigeonhole behind the counter.