Sentence examples for categorically one from inspiring English sources

A commenter on the ESPN site, Justin Wise, reacted this way: "Truthfully, you can't file this one under 'Oops, our bad.' This is categorically one of the worst blunders I've ever seen in media.

"I don't ever remember in the 20 years of Khamenei's rule where he was clearly and categorically on one side and so many clergy were on the other side," Mr. Milani said.

The first stage used a mixed-effects repeated measures ANOVA model to examine the effect of ACPA, treatment (coded categorically as one of the four randomized treatment arms) and time (assessment visit) on mean changes in each RA outcome (Larsen, DAS28, HAQ, EuroQol, PCS and MCS scores).

Aristotle had no reservations about categorically pronouncing one genre or approach "higher" or "lower" than another.

"She was categorically the one who blazed a trail for me.

In discrete (e.g., Boolean) logic models, all species are found categorically in one of a few levels of activity.

When evaluating the results from other studies, these variables are often analyzed categorically with one cut-off point or continuous linearly (Royston et al. 2006).

There were however exceptions, and this limited the ability to state categorically that one test should be used in young animals and another in older animals.

These individuals certainly do not perceive themselves nor experience discrimination categorically: as one woman commented, "I would get put down because not only am I brown but I'm a woman that's out on the streets".

The NIA categorically denied that one of its officers had briefed Salian "inappropriately".

And he wasn't categorically opposed to one day having a child.