Sentence examples for categorically assumed from inspiring English sources
At the root of the debate, it was categorically assumed that the patient would always prefer resuscitation, and that anything to the contrary required their explicit consent.
"We tend categorically to assume that if the problem is responsive to psychotherapeutic dialogue, it is a problem you should be able to overcome with simple rigor, while a problem responsive to the ingestion of chemicals is not your fault and requires no rigor of you.
Therefore, it would be categorically unwise to assume anything nor underestimate the power of the dark side of the Interweb.
Until the First Minister categorically denied the words attributed to her, it was assumed by everyone involved – the journalists who received the leaked memo, the civil servant who wrote it, and the then Scotland Secretary Alistair Carmichael and his special adviser Euan Roddin who, we now know, were involved in its leaking – that Sturgeon had said this.
Moreover, it implicitly assumes the items are responded on an interval scale which limits its use in PRO instruments when items are categorically scored.
It would be hasty to assume that all resistance mutations carry a cost without accurately measuring the fitness effects of each, and studies that categorically address this question are becoming urgently necessary.
They categorically refuse to accept change.
Chadwick says categorically not.
