Sentence examples for more categorical components from inspiring English sources

A hypothetical proposition requires two or more categorical components.

The prime minister, Yousaf Raza Gilani, was more categorical.

John Edwards has been even more categorical.

It makes sense that a more categorical recognition of that source material felt due.

Paul D. Clement, a deputy solicitor general presenting the Bush administration's view of the case, was more categorical.

The second largest US chain, Kroger, is more categorical, pledging to shun products from clones or their offspring.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, writing for the dissenters, argued for "a more majestic conception" of the exclusionary rule, and a more categorical one.

But General Musharraf was more categorical than his predecessors in dismissing Indian promises to settle the issue between the two governments.

Some other climate scientists were more categorical about the human contribution to extreme climate events.

But it should have made a clearer distinction between his views and those of Mr. Scowcroft and other Republicans with more categorical objections to a military attack.

State Department spokesman Richard Boucher was more categorical, telling reporters later that, "I wouldn't expect that it'll all be finished by the time the presidents get together".