Sentence examples for categorically disagrees from inspiring English sources

She categorically disagrees with the notion that feedlots plus antibiotics can equal sustainability.

Rushdie categorically disagrees: "They were executed for perceived blasphemy.

In a statement issued June 20, HealthFair said it "categorically disagrees" with Public Citizen's criticism and the company defended its screening efforts as empowering patients.

"We categorically disagree with this".

Spitzer categorically disagreed with that analogy, saying that e-mails often reveal one's true feelings.

Barnes at Deloitte said: "We categorically disagree that auditors typically place the interests of management over shareholders".

"But I categorically disagree with those who say that there is no democracy in Russia; that authoritarian traditions still rule".

Clinton said the US "continues to categorically disagree with the decision" to allow the former Libyan intelligence agent to return to Tripoli as a free man.

"Jews categorically disagree with everything in the Republican Party's agenda domestically," she said, and Romney has sought to peel off some support in battleground states like Florida by sowing doubt about Obama's commitment to Israel.

I wish I could categorically disagree with that--I'd certainly be able to sleep better--but I can't.

I disagree categorically with this.