As he answered question after question here, Mr. Obama appeared downcast and subdued as he tried to explain why he had decided to categorically denounce his minister of 20 years.
It was such a wretched and rubbery trash-fire of a film I decided to categorically write off all movies forever (except for Rocky, which I watch once a year, always sobbing by the end of it).
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.
Mightn't there even be something illegal in allowing truckers to text under these study conditions and thereby cause uncalled for accidents simply for the benefit of categorically deciding they shouldn't be doing what we knew all along they shouldn't be doing?
But these scenarios are categorically different from ones in which machines decide to turn on us, defeat us, make us their slaves, or exterminate us.
Beyond that jurisdictional question, the court also agreed to decide the retroactive effect of a provision making aliens who have committed certain crimes categorically ineligible for relief from automatic deportation, no matter what their personal circumstances.
ICE spokesperson Sarah Rodriguez said in a statement that people with DACA "are not categorically targeted for immigration enforcement," but if agents encounter someone whose status has expired they will "evaluate the totality" of the circumstances and decide how to proceed.
Nevertheless, we decided to be consistent in treating the data categorically and accounted for deviations from normal distributions.
The parliamentary Labour party has largely decided it has had enough of Jeremy Corbyn and wants a new ruler, but seems categorically unable to suggest anyone.
She decided that "it's not in my heart to deny every single one of them, categorically, my affection and my love".
