Sentence examples for would categorically from inspiring English sources

"These Web sites would categorically not be allowed in the U.K.," she said.

Kelly Nantel, a spokeswoman for the federal agency, said, "I would categorically deny that that's the case".

They would categorically not let journalists write it as a move against Gordon, even though that's what it amounted to.

Or it could try to agree further treaties with Jordan which would categorically address the risks of deportation there.

Christine Lagarde, the head of the IMF, said the bailout plan would "categorically" fail without debt relief.

Morgan welcomes the foundation guide which he says would "categorically" have been helpful when he was starting up his business.

On Tuesday, Willie Geist, of "Morning Joe," asked Reverend Franklin Graham if he would say categorically that Obama was not a Muslim.

"I would say categorically we did not in any way, shape or form seek preferential treatment, and nor did we receive it," he said.

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

So far, Fidelity has not bought a brownfield where it has had to take on cleanup, but Mr. Tafro said he would not categorically rule that out.

In his imagined script, Mr. Sorkin said, the president would declare categorically: "There is no way to prohibit same-sex marriage without saying that homosexual love is something less than heterosexual love.