Sentence examples for categorically but from inspiring English sources

She said that she would not rule out the use of lithium batteries "categorically," but insisted that the safeguards Boeing had put in place failed when a Japan Airlines plane experienced a fire while parked at Logan Airport in Boston.

Mrs Merkel's spokesman does not reject the idea categorically, but he points to "formidable" obstacles in Germany's constitution and European treaties.There is no support for relaxing fiscal targets for Greece or Spain.

In a statement on Thursday evening, Mr. Chirac said that he contested the conviction "categorically" but that he would not appeal because he no longer "had all the required strength" to face a whole new trial.

In all models we controlled for age (initially categorically, but finally more finely as continuous variable), while in the analysis of pre-menopausal women we further controlled for day of the cycle (as an indicator variable with 1=blood sample collected between 2nd and 11th day and 0=else).

It's not categorically new, but it's extremely good.

I can't categorically promise, but I am very confident we will do better.

"Anybody else who knows anything about the history of these accusers, anybody who knows anything about the history of the investigators and the axes they have to grind, know that these charges are not only categorically untrue, but they're driven, driven by two things: money and revenge," Mr. Geragos said.

This statement is categorically false, but he didn't stop there.

The Green Party is categorically opposed, but Wallstroem's Social Democrats are split.

Like, The Silent Female is something that we are categorically against but let's be quite clear about what posting little posts about your little life really comes down to.

No longer regarded as so categorically true, but in any case reference should be made to Thrower et al. (2000) for this specific claim.