Sentence examples for could categorically from inspiring English sources

I don't suppose one could categorically decide either way, but it was somehow comforting to find that arrogant cool had such a long back-story.

He went on to say that the federal courts would be powerless to assist Mr. Davis even if he could categorically establish his innocence.

Asked if he could categorically rule out a deal with the nationalists, Balls said: "The SNP have said they don't want a coalition.

Asked whether he could categorically state that he was never involved in negative briefing against a government colleague, Balls said: "Yes.

After reports that Mr. Breivik was in touch with Britain's far-right English Defence League, the group issued a statement this week saying it could "categorically state that there has never been any official contact between him and the E.D.L".

Prosecutors there have conceded that such testing could categorically establish the guilt or innocence of William G. Osborne, who was convicted in 1994 of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a prostitute in Anchorage.

Without a solid explanation, we couldn't categorically rule out ET – at least, until I found a second mysterious signal.

In an MSNBC interview he said couldn't categorically say Obama was not a Muslim "because Islam has gotten a free pass" under his presidency.

Laurence Cronin of Banjo Advertising told Guardian Australia the agency was helping out a friend with the media blitz to find the missing mango, but could not categorically deny it was a marketing stunt.

But whereas aircraft losses could be categorically denied by the British - simply by counting their planes - there was obviously some room for doubt as to how much damage had been done on the airfield.

The music on the band's previous record, "First," from 2010, had all been improvised, and you get the sense that its next one could be categorically different again; the group seems to be interested in format as much as sound.