He only spins in private, to be able to articulate the feeling to other people, to "categorically explain the feeling of performance better than a spinner can".
Though they had survived torture and prison, my characters had gone on to challenge Turkey's national myths, live dangerous lives, and categorically refuse to explain themselves.
While the network still denies the rumor as "categorically untrue" -- the possible change was first reported last December -- the sources explained the rationale is in part the result of stiffer competition for a younger audience.
OCR explained, in another guidance letter to universities nationwide, that the First Amendment categorically made it impossible for the agency to require universities, whether public or private, to pass codes that punish protected speech.
Justice Antonin Scalia explained in 2008 that "offers to provide or requests to obtain child pornography are categorically excluded from the First Amendment".
Fishing mortality explained almost none of the variation among rates when considered as a continuous variable (Table 2) and, although it was statistically significant when treated categorically (Table 2), there was substantial overlap among categories (Fig. 2B).
The court's analysis points the way forward: it explains that youth are categorically "less culpable" than adults, and it requires states to give youth "meaningful opportunity to obtain release based on demonstrated maturity and rehabilitation".
As he answered question after question here, Mr. Obama appeared downcast and subdued as he tried to explain why he had decided to categorically denounce his minister of 20 years.
One farmer wished not to be interviewed due to lack of time and one veterinarian refused categorically to participate in the study (and did not explain why).
