Sentence examples for declared categorically from inspiring English sources
The phrase "declared categorically" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English to describe a statement or assertion made in a definite and absolute manner
It emphasizes that the statement is being made without any room for doubt or ambiguity. Example: The CEO declared categorically that there would be no layoffs in the company.
This explains why North Korea has reacted so shrilly to America's moves against the North's banking assets in Macau.Japan has at least declared categorically that North Korea's test will not prompt it to pursue its own nuclear programme.
Yesterday, at the SDC's valedictory event, Joan Walley, Chair of the Environmental Audit Committee, declared categorically that the EAC would not be able to carry out that function – especially as no additional resources had been made available.
Having declared categorically that there is no "proof" that Caravaggio was homosexual in the modern sense of the word, Graham-Dixon then fails entirely in his biographer's duty to provide any 16th-century context for the distinctive sexual gaze that the painter brings to his early young male subjects.
That's right, I can now declare categorically that I no longer despise them.
Linter declares categorically that it "went out of fashion because it was so abused".
In his imagined script, Mr. Sorkin said, the president would declare categorically: "There is no way to prohibit same-sex marriage without saying that homosexual love is something less than heterosexual love.
Mr. Voulgarakis, a former government minister who was investigated but later exonerated in another high-profile corruption inquiry, issued a statement saying, "I declare categorically that neither my wife nor I have any offshore companies or foreign bank accounts".
On CBS, for instance, Dan Rather broke into regular programming about 11 45 a.m. to declare categorically: "The United States Supreme Court has struck down the Florida Supreme Court ruling in favor of Vice President Gore.
In his opening remarks to the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, Mr. Tourre declared: "I deny, categorically, the S.E.C.'s allegation.
The following day, he was publicly told off by the next-door neighbour when Number 10 declared that this was "categorically" not Mrs May's position.
As someone intimately involved in both negotiations, I can categorically declare this to be false.
