Sentence examples for categorically put from inspiring English sources

Founder, Graham Parker, CEO of seed-funded online shipping platform U.K. startup Kontainers, which operates in the U.S. and U.K. markets and has offices in the North of England as well as in London, is definitely in Camp Fear where Brexit's "prolonged period of massive uncertainty" (as he categorically put it) is concerned.

Meanwhile, small businesses that don't have offshore subsidiaries are categorically put at a competitive disadvantage.

For its part, while the U.S. has emphasized its commitment to supporting an ISIS-free zone on the Turkish border, it has categorically rejected putting U.S. troops on the ground or declaring and enforcing a no-fly zone.

He categorically rejected a Belgian proposal to put Belgian troops under the command of both the governments of Burundi and of Ruwanda for three months after Independence Day.

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!

However, a top 20 investor told the Sunday Times that RSA should "categorically rule out a rights issue" and put itself up for sale.

I can categorically state that no proposal has been put to the House of Lords by the House of Commons to merge their catering services.

The police told us categorically that we weren't allowed to put on music that was 'grime, garage, rap, reggae or R&B'".

Speaking about claims of a cover-up agreed among senior CQC staff, she said: "I categorically deny the words that have been put in people's mouths".

She said that she would not rule out the use of lithium batteries "categorically," but insisted that the safeguards Boeing had put in place failed when a Japan Airlines plane experienced a fire while parked at Logan Airport in Boston.

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".