Sentence examples for the categorically from inspiring English sources

In evaluations of the categorically bad AIDS records of President Ronald Reagan or Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, the prism of sexuality is never applied.

For Arbus, the categorically horrible resonated in ways that accidental public atrocities did not; she was not drawn to the gangland shootings, suicides, and disasters recorded by Weegee's glib camera.

From 1989 to 1991, Mr. Jenkins edited "Winners & Sinners," a publicly distributed newsletter, published from 1951 to 1991, that singled out the good, the bad and the categorically ugly in the pages of The Times.

But Berman paints himself as something of a patent enforcement crusader and takes issue with the categorically negative picture painted around patent trolls.

While the overall top applications should come as no surprise to anybody who takes an occasional glance at the iPhone's built-in top downloads page, there are a few interesting gems hidden in the categorically separated data.

Second, pure general logic is absolutely binding on any rational human thinker and provides an unconditional logical ought: the laws of logic are the categorically normative laws of thought for all actual and possible rational animals.

Richard goes on to interpret the former categorically, the latter hypothetically.

A blog post, signed by the founders, categorically denying the whole thing would have nipped the story in the bud.

"The New York Fed categorically rejects the allegations being made about the integrity of its supervision of financial institutions," it wrote.

The Royal Court "categorically rejects" the accusation - but what did the critics think?

Lawyers for the men categorically denied the charges.