Sentence examples for Categorically from inspiring English sources

Later, on Tuesday night, he said it was "categorically false and defamatory".

Pressley himself has a grievance with Neil Doncaster, the chief executive of the Scottish Premier League, and the clubs therein who categorically refuse to contemplate a meaningful expansion to the top division.

But Coombe is sceptical about Matheson's support, saying: "He may have to tow the party line because Labour have not categorically come out against fracking".

After details of the police investigation emerged, News Ltd published a statement by John Hartigan, chief executive and chairman of the group, "categorically denying" the allegations and O'Chee's version of events.

"We categorically deny our country and government bribed anyone to receive the right to host the 2010 World Cup," he said.

The education minister, Christopher Pyne, told 2GB: "I can tell you categorically that Malcolm Turnbull has not been ringing colleagues and canvassing for support because I asked him myself point-blank [today] and he told me it's not true".

Sturgeon, who took over as SNP leader and first minister of Scotland from Alex Salmond late last year, has categorically ruled out any pact with the Conservatives, while Nick Clegg has poured scorn on the idea of a rainbow coalition involving the SNP and the Liberal Democrats.

Cameron has not categorically ruled out giving Davis a job, and officials suggested the Tory leader would probably wait and see.

"The first time I read '71, I couldn't believe how visceral it was and how little it had in terms of dialogue and that was categorically the most exciting thing about it.

India has categorically ruled out binding greenhouse gas cuts, arguing that rich nations caused the problem and must not deny Indians the opportunity to grow out of poverty.

The government of Bahrain again categorically denies the allegations against Sheikh Nasser.