Sentence examples for categorically because from inspiring English sources

I say that categorically because, on 11 March 2003, in the Select Committee on Culture, Media and Sport, I asked Rebekah Wade, as she then was whether she had paid police officers for information.

"I can't say categorically, because Islam has gotten a, a, free pass under Obama, Grahamm said.

"The question is, what is a Christian?" Asked if he would declare that Mr. Obama was not a Muslim, Mr. Graham replied, "I can't say categorically, because Islam has gotten a free pass under Obama".

I can say this quite categorically because 10 years ago I did it--without the aid of lists or Windows software and with the added bonus of a 2-year-old child who provided no end of distractions from thesis writing.

The basic concept fails before you walk into the gallery, because, categorically, the negative power of punk cannot register at an institution like the Met.

Sasha Frere-Jones wrote in a post on The New Yorker's Web site: "The basic concept fails before you walk into the gallery, because, categorically, the negative power of punk cannot register at an institution like the Met".

He is categorically wrong because nothing released before 1988 was included: no Frederick Wiseman, no Maysles brothers, no Michael Apted, no Emile de Antonio.

Research suggests that middle powers are categorically different because of their reliance on diplomacy and the specific conditions under which they pursue foreign policy.

And you are never lonely while writing, I thought, it's impossible to be — categorically impossible — because writing is a relationship.

That means, he said, that "some gays will be disqualified, and some heterosexuals will be disqualified," but that "nobody is going to be categorically excluded because of who they are".

This is an absurd argument that any judge would categorically dismiss because law and morality are predicated on the concept of personal responsibility for one's actions, regardless of what everyone else is doing.