Sentence examples for categorical stand from inspiring English sources

Mr. Raghavan emphasizes gray areas in the case against the CRPF, which makes it difficult to "take a categorical stand which would indict the CRPF for having either committed a blunder or overreacted to an innocuous situation".

We took advantage of two tools commonly used in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education to support students learning complex spatial tasks: gestures, which are used to highlight and/or portray multifaceted spatial information; and language, which uses individual words to stand for categorical concepts (Atit et al., 2013; Jackendoff & Landau, 1991).

But in April Telco issued a categorical denial, saying it "stands fully committed to implementing the project as a true Indian initiative in bringing out the country's first indigenously manufactured car".

Foundations and public agencies often support society's health and social goals by creating grant programs that fund stand-alone "categorical" initiatives.

If the argument is categorical, then its conclusion is (at least) that, where "E" stands for the sum of the relevant evidence, P(M|E) > 0.5.

That's categorical," she said.

That sounds vigorous and categorical.

The new ones are preemptory, categorical.

The answer is categorical: "All of them".

The prime minister, Yousaf Raza Gilani, was more categorical.

That's as categorical as it gets.