Sentence examples for categorically new from inspiring English sources

It's not categorically new, but it's extremely good.

If this situation isn't entirely or categorically new (writers have been dependent on some kind of marketplace since time immemorial, of course), one aspect of it has (I'd suggest) reached tipping point: the issue of data saturation.

He described the issue in this case as one of "a categorically new power that is made possible by these perfect tracking devices that ninety-five per cent of Americans carry in their pockets".

He was the man who has proved categorically that big new roads in London generate rather than relieve traffic.

Last month, Warren Buffett upset many of his "mega-rich friends" by what he stated categorically in a New York Times op-ed.

Neither presidential candidate has categorically ruled out a new weapon.

The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) has categorically ruled out any new negotiations saying the future of the Falklands can only be decided by the islanders themselves in accordance with the UN principle of self-determination.

"I categorically reject that … these are new times with new challenges".

"We believe we have new evidence that categorically disproves the prosecution's case," he said.

The human being experiences her own selfhood as categorically present, and thus the new thinker relates to her own self and to the call to selfhood she experiences as present.

But while the new act now categorically outlaws online gambling (the previous 1961 Wire Act was only used to charge firms that took sports bets), Kelly believes American gamblers will still find a way to pay their online bets.