Sentence examples for a categorically from inspiring English sources

Granted, it's a categorically different project.

"If there were a categorically 'best' travel credit card," he said, "that's the one everybody would have in their wallet".

Mr. Lescalleet makes his work out of decaying analog tape and corrupted, often slowed-down samples, feedback and field recordings; it represents a categorically mixed and definitely post-John Cage idea of music.

We are still applying the reasoning we use about non-human nature and technology, to apply to the human condition, without realising that it is a categorically different matter.

He described the issue in this case as one of "a categorically new power that is made possible by these perfect tracking devices that ninety-five per cent of Americans carry in their pockets".

Armstrong should have to return the millions because he obtained them under false pretenses, and if he can't pay it all back, the rest should come out of the pockets of the Post Office panjandrums who approved such a categorically dumb deal.

Shortly after the story was published, one of Last's founders posted a comment categorically denying it; a denial which was echoed on the Last.fm forums and on personal Twitters from employees.

But Mackie claims further that our concept of a moral requirement is a concept of an objectively categorically prescriptive requirement.

A similar calculation would show that A is stably true, regardless of the initial hypothesis: thus A is categorically true (see Definition 3.8).

Speaking to RTE, Delaney, who earns €360,00-a-year, also categorically denied he has ever accepted a bribe, adding while laughing: "Not on my salary".

Pell has issued a statement categorically denying the allegations.