Sentence examples for these categorically from inspiring English sources

Mr Morrison's spokesman said such claims were "shocking and offensive and the minister rejects these categorically", adding that the government was committed to ensuring children were protected from exploitation and abuse.

Robert B. Tierney, the chairman of the commission, called these charges "categorically untrue," saying that these groups "couldn't possibly have more access unless they sat in my office every day".

I asked questions about plans to run down the industry and these were categorically denied in the House of Commons by the then industry secretary, Peter Walker.

These are categorically terrible: too expensive, too crowded, and invariably hosted by gross, hypothetically Irish bars.

Trump continues to direct hate at these people categorically, and he rouses and encourages his followers to do the same.

I cannot say these things categorically, though, because there are many other views on the purpose and proper way of giving laws and setting rules of behaviour.

"These claims are categorically false," the statement said.

"Michael has given me the authority to say on his behalf these charges are categorically untrue.

These events demanded categorically that the party should have passed resolutions pertaining to the country's defense during the [Great] Patriotic War and to peacetime construction after the war.

"Whenever I went to speak to her, she would laugh it off and say, 'Oh, those girls — Christian is harmless.' " Ms. Muscatello, who resigned as principal in July 2004, declined to discuss particulars of the situation, but said in an interview: "These allegations are categorically untrue.

The fate of these materials is categorically visualized by multimodal molecular imaging/medical imaging.