Sentence examples for categorically with from inspiring English sources

Today the very word is used for convenience rather than categorically, with "queer" often used.

In "Rights Gone Wrong," Richard Thompson Ford, a law professor at Stanford, argues that both the progressive left and the colorblind right are guilty of the same error: defining discrimination too abstractly and condemning it too categorically, with similarly perverse results.

At school, my generation was taught categorically – with no room for other interpretations – that all Communists were atheists and the enemy of the Indonesian state, and that the defeat of the Indonesian Communist party was crucial to the survival of the nation.

I disagree categorically with this.

Microsoft's Concept Tagging Model builds on this to map text categorically with the same probabilistic idea.

Often, it is difficult to get a clear picture of water and energy used for food systems because the complex food life cycle is broken up categorically, with water, energy, and transportation all being considered separate and unassociated with each other.

Patients with and without prior DMT use were similar in terms of baseline demographic and clinical characteristics, with one exception: although the mean ages were similar, when age was evaluated categorically, patients with no prior DMT use appeared to be slightly younger than patients with prior DMT use (P=0.036).

"We categorically disagree with this".

Spitzer categorically disagreed with that analogy, saying that e-mails often reveal one's true feelings.

And in this case I can categorically and with great confidence say that it is".

"But I categorically disagree with those who say that there is no democracy in Russia; that authoritarian traditions still rule".