Sentence examples for categorically about from inspiring English sources

And those are just a couple of the many things we can now say categorically about life on Earth.

The minister also acknowledged: "This is categorically not about giving parents equal right to time with their children – it is about reinforcing society's expectation that mothers and fathers should be jointly responsible for their children's upbringing".

Interception under this purpose is categorically not about industrial espionage".

"Helen Ghosh is absolutely, fundamentally and categorically wrong about Thorneythwaite," says James Rebanks.

Several Conservatives directly challenged Duncan Smith's claims, with Timothy Kirkhope, Tory MEP and justice spokesman in the European parliament, saying he was "categorically wrong about security post Brexit".

Nor can much be categorically said about the singing, given the inevitable inadequacies of electronic reproduction, which can change the quality of a voice to some extent and boost the size a lot.

The Department of Health said: "The independent Dalton review was set up to improve care and learn from other world-leading health systems and categorically not about furthering privatisation in the NHS, as we made clear when we launched the review".

There is something categorically different about this hug; something that will stay with me for ever.

Don't ever believe what people who are prejudiced against you categorically say about you.

As independent publishers began to be acquired by global conglomerates and phrases such as "fiscal responsibility" were bandied about, André categorically refused to cut his cloth, his list or his belief in the importance of publishing voices who deserved to be heard regardless of their financial potential.

Aristotle had no reservations about categorically pronouncing one genre or approach "higher" or "lower" than another.