Sentence examples for able to categorically from inspiring English sources

Scientists are not able to categorically prove such cause and effect.

None of the past and present officials I spoke with were able to categorically state that the fake Niger documents were created or instigated by the same propaganda office in MI6 that had been part of the anti-Iraq propaganda wars in the late nineteen-nineties.

If it had been proven to be a fake, why has no-one been able to categorically say it is?

We might not know exactly why they do it, or indeed be able to categorically tell if they enjoy it, but the sexual pursuits of some animals can definitely be stranger, or even racier than fiction.

For the first time the Alsos Mission was able to categorically report that the Germans did not have nuclear weapons, and would not have them for some time.

The left is able to state categorically that Tuesday's terrorism was a dreadful act, irrespective of provenance.

"Being able to say categorically, and early on, that a person has Parkinson's disease would be very useful," she said.

While we didn't quite see enough to be able to assert categorically that it will be acclaimed as a classic like its predecessors, it certainly represents a considerable change-up, while oozing an irresistible level of charm.

He only spins in private, to be able to articulate the feeling to other people, to "categorically explain the feeling of performance better than a spinner can".

"There was a team captain who got a yellow and desperately tried to get a second one to be able to play the final, but the ref categorically refused to give it.

Yesterday, at the SDC's valedictory event, Joan Walley, Chair of the Environmental Audit Committee, declared categorically that the EAC would not be able to carry out that function – especially as no additional resources had been made available.