Sentence examples for which is categorically from inspiring English sources

The first time we heard of her concerns over the photos was from her Instagram post alleging we were trying to exploit her, which is categorically false.

"West Ham United will take the strongest possible action against any of their supporters, including enforcing life bans from the club, that are found guilty of behaviour which is categorically not condoned by West Ham United.

Then he called the takeover "a complete military coup which is categorically rejected by all the free people of the country who have struggled so that Egypt turns into a civil democratic society".

West Ham said the club  would take the "strongest possible action against any of their supporters, including enforcing life bans from the club, that are found guilty of behaviour which is categorically not condoned by West Ham".

Outside of these scenarios, we are still using them as a means and not as an ends; the overall purpose of cloning a Neanderthal is to study it and learn from it, which treats the end product of a cloned Neanderthal as a means their end is a means, which is categorically unsound.

He seemed to be saying that Fields changed her story, which is categorically untrue.

All of which are categorically just not true.

Trainor et al. (2000) proposed that the exaggerated F0 contours indicative of infant-directed speech is highly "emotional" speech, which is not categorically different from adult-directed emotional speech.

"I think what he's trying to do is utilize the economic aspects of this case and turn it into a ransom demand, which is something we categorically deny," said the lawyer, John P. Paone Jr. "It's just that he controls all the assets and any final settlement would likely include a payment".

To assess the joint effect of high school and adult Western dietary pattern on T2DM risk, dietary pattern scores were categorized into tertiles of low, medium, and high and cross-classified into a single variable, which was evaluated categorically using "low-low" as the reference in the multivariate model.

These authors used distractor words rather than priming in order to interfere with the production process, which were phonologically, categorically or associatively related to the picture name.