Sentence examples for was categorically wrong from inspiring English sources

Several Conservatives directly challenged Duncan Smith's claims, with Timothy Kirkhope, Tory MEP and justice spokesman in the European parliament, saying he was "categorically wrong about security post Brexit".

After reports over the weekend claimed the Queen was growing increasingly concerned about Scotland breaking away, a Palace spokesman stressed any suggestion the head of state wanted to influence the referendum vote was "categorically wrong".

And that is categorically wrong.

And that is categorically wrong," she said.

Collins and his team say this is categorically wrong.

The suggestion we are getting the stadium rent free is categorically wrong – we are more than paying our way.

But the department says any suggestion Gove knew at the time of the broadcast is "categorically wrong".

He is categorically wrong because nothing released before 1988 was included: no Frederick Wiseman, no Maysles brothers, no Michael Apted, no Emile de Antonio.

It would be "categorically wrong to do that if there was a compelling sense that the Scottish people wanted a second referendum", she said.

Any claim, or attempt to claim, that it was set up, or is used, to avoid paying UK tax is categorically wrong and highly damaging".

"It is categorically wrong to tar legitimate taxpayers with the same brush as those who are corrupt, who launder and hide illicit funds," he said.