Sentence examples for categorically refusing from inspiring English sources

GEMA is also unhappy about the message YouTube displays to German users who try to access blocked videos — describing it as misleading and designed to negatively "influence the public and media opinion" by giving the false impression that GEMA is categorically refusing to license music to YouTube.

A couple of months ago, I addressed the issue of younger people categorically refusing to watch black and white movies.

As the years went by, I ended up categorically refusing to sleep alone in my room; I needed someone to be there with me.

They categorically refuse to accept change.

Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, has categorically refused to extradite them, however.

There are a number of words and cliches, filched from the past, whose currency has now to be categorically refused.

Of course, some novelists categorically refuse to appear on television, including Don DeLillo, one of the writers Mr. Franzen most admires.

Christian Scientists, for example, categorically refuse medical interventions, while some ultra-orthodox Jewish views on female modesty rule out a hospital birth.

When Charles XIV John (ruled 1818 44) demanded the right of absolute veto, the Storting categorically refused, despite the king's attempt to intimidate them with shows of military strength.

While Belgium doesn't exclude participating in it, the Walloon government, which is FN Herstal's sole shareholder, has categorically refused to get involved.

Like Baldwin, #BlackLivesMatters categorically refuses to trade on respectability, to determine who deserves to die prematurely when the "authors of devastation" control the apparatus of justice.