| It is unfortunate but fairly likely that Griffiths will be niched and pigeonholed with this debut novel. |
| We are able to be our full, awkward selves, instead of the selves pigeonholed by our sexual identities. |
| He must have been especially sensitive to the ways in which one gets, despite the variousness of one's output, pigeonholed. |
| If you've accurately pigeonholed someone, chances are what they're saying will match what you expect anyway. |
| She insists there is a common thread running through the show, despite the fact that it features work and artists that refuse to be pigeonholed. |
| He's an intelligent man, and no-one likes being pigeonholed as a black-hearted satirist so early in their career. |
