Sentence examples for categorically connected from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, many countries have an education requirement categorically connected to the age criterion, while the right to acquire a driving licence at a certain age is similarly arbitrary.
According to the Guardian, Google responded to the allegations, saying the company "can categorically state that tax is not remotely connected to this, nor are their 'conspiracy theories' founded in any way".
"Categorically, I did not steal the money". Mrs Connolly is not connected to the current branch of the post office in Killeter.
Cameron categorically denied any allegations connecting him to the online white supremacist, Alba, who posted prolifically in secret Atomwaffen chat networks and spewed hateful, white-supremacist propaganda across the internet.
During a House of Commons debate, Wigg used parliamentary privilege to ask the Home Secretary to categorically deny the truth of rumours connecting "a minister" to Keeler, Rice-Davies and the Edgecombe shooting.
Christians are not called to... see the human body as a means of connecting to and coming to know the divine". Historically, this is categorically untrue.
Another example is a weather map where the continuous dimension of temperature is categorically displayed as regions where the temperature falls within specific values, and contour lines are drawn at the boundaries of those regions so that a contour connects points that have equivalent temperature values (Talman, 1910).
