"The answer is no," Mr Sarver wrote categorically.
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).
The negotiating process has been complicated by a €45m (£37.7m) release clause, which United had categorically refused to meet, written into a new contract signed by the 23-year-old in October.
And you are never lonely while writing, I thought, it's impossible to be — categorically impossible — because writing is a relationship.
"It's pretty detrimental to society when we reinforce the idea that poor or crime-heavy areas are places to be categorically avoided or shamed," David Holmes wrote on PandoDaily.
So he instructs officers to never respond categorically to a crowd.
After hearing of Prof Haszeldine's theory, Reigate MP Crispin Blunt wrote to Environment Secretary Michael Gove last month calling for an independent inquiry to "investigate categorically whether or not there is a causal connection".
"Congress did not intend for consumers' rights to be categorically eliminated simply because they purchased a generic rather than a brand-name drug," he wrote.
Visitors to Seeon included Prince Felix Yusupov, husband of Princess Irina Alexandrovna of Russia, who wrote, "I claim categorically that she is not Anastasia Nicolaievna, but just an adventuress, a sick hysteric and a frightful playactress.
It's harder to tell categorically what's going on.
