Sentence examples for categorical rejection from inspiring English sources

"We must again demonstrate to the world Russia's categorical rejection of Fascism," he said.

What all Islamist movements have in common is a categorical rejection of any secular realm.

To these is added a fourth: the categorical rejection of the extension of the EU's competence in economic policy.

He began as a technosceptic: now he reckons that categorical rejection of GM is "reckless, dangerous and inhumane".

Forbes himself says that his categorical rejection of a career in Westminster shows he was hardly set on making any kind of national name for himself.

This is the antithesis of the Barçajax approach, a categorical rejection of the possession-based, proactive approach of Guardiola and his ilk.

Fraser (1995) and Fraser & Nicholson (1990) also urge a reformulation of the lessons of postmodernism, toward pragmatism, fallibilism, and contextualization of knowledge claims all features fully compatible with naturalized feminist empiricism as against categorical rejections of large-scale social theory, history, normative philosophy, and even humanist values.

So categorical a rejection of faith in the public square is impossible to reconcile with our political traditions, of course.

We constructed the following categorical outcome: (1) rejection of both WLPT and EUT, (2) approval of WLPT but rejection of EUT, and (3) approval of both WLPT and EUT.

Despite the open questions, the decision, which was joined by Justices John Paul Stevens, David H. Souter, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and Stephen G. Breyer, was categorical in its rejection of the administration's basic arguments.

Winnipeg defenseman Ron Hainsey, who has been present at nearly every negotiating session, described the league as being less categorical in its rejection of the union's proposal than it has been in past sessions, particularly on Oct. 18, when Bettman took 15 minutes to turn down three union offers.