Sentence examples for categorically impossible to from inspiring English sources

Not only in the sense that it shouldn't be taken seriously, but also because, for Durham lads anyway, the whole thing is swathed in so much irony that it's categorically impossible to make out if this "banter" is satirical or genuine.

Android as a platform is now categorically impossible to ignore, and as such, the startup is today finally launching its first Android app.

It's been done in so many ways by so many people that we thought -- surely -- it'd be categorically impossible to make a "Call Me Maybe" parody that was still funny.

It would have been categorically impossible for Beckett to have put Jesus on stage, given the blasphemous comedy of the cock-eyed and consciously self-contradictory notion encapsulated in another great line in Godot: "The bastard!

And you are never lonely while writing, I thought, it's impossible to be — categorically impossible — because writing is a relationship.

Since levitation is categorically impossible, it shouldn't matter that heavier objects, like bowling balls and cows, are harder to lift.

Because there is always some uncertainty with economies and companies, it is impossible to categorically say that one type of fund will always be less risky.

There may be something in that, and it is impossible to state categorically that race was not a factor in Barnes' long wait for a second managerial chance, though once in a job the rules are the same for any manager in the country.

Neither Larry or Sergey have any recollection of meeting him – however, given the number of people they've met in the last decade it's impossible to say categorically that they never have.

It's important to remember however, that the specific causes of an earthquake are essentially impossible to state categorically, and that California has a rather lengthy history of them.

And, outside the professional world, it seems well nigh impossible to view a group of people as fully human if you refuse, categorically, to have them as friends.