Sentence examples for categorically different from from inspiring English sources

Aggressive speech is legal and categorically different from acts of violence.

Facial recognition is categorically different from other forms of surveillance, Mr. Hartzog said, and uniquely dangerous.

The questions raised by China's growing ambitions are categorically different from those provoked by 9/11.

Seeing such pain — the body twisting, the patient crying out helplessly — is categorically different from reading about it.

Is the war on terror so categorically different from conventional warfare that the usual principles don't apply?

But that can't work: capital punishment is not categorically different from corporal punishment, but rather a limit case of it.

However, there is some debate as to whether synthetic biology represents categorically different risks from those posed by other forms of biological research and genetic engineering.

This is one of the god-awful things about topical or reportorial writing — that most of what excites you about your ostensible subject matter, the investigative nitty-gritty, exists in a categorically different realm from what excites you most about reading, the full-throated wild beauty of a voice in command of its story and its language.

In Experiment 2, we tested all 264 verbs in two of the narrowly defined verb classes from this new taxonomy, finding that pronoun-resolution biases were categorically different.

Is reading today categorically different?

Granted, it's a categorically different project.