Sentence examples for too categorically from inspiring English sources

In "Rights Gone Wrong," Richard Thompson Ford, a law professor at Stanford, argues that both the progressive left and the colorblind right are guilty of the same error: defining discrimination too abstractly and condemning it too categorically, with similarly perverse results.

de Vignemont (2011) has also challenged the claim that disownership experiences occur; indeed, she too categorically asserts that there is "no evidence" to support such claims.

Secondly, it is known that other animals too perceive categorically.

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

Again, like the briefing stage, this too is broken down categorically.

The work of these artists is too diverse to be summarized categorically as the Surrealist approach in the visual arts.

That said, it is difficult for too many other experts to categorically refute Mr. Gruber's work, since he has nearly cornered the market on the technical science behind these sorts of predictions.

That's why Whole Foods, in its something-for-everyone largess, is categorically messy, or inconsistent, too.

It's the next album from a favorite band, sharing DNA with what came before it but categorically its own thing, too.

It's the next album from a favourite band, sharing DNA with what came before it but categorically its own thing, too.

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