Sentence examples for I suppose technically from inspiring English sources

I suppose technically that's a missed chance, but only in the sense that technically Mac Millings is a man.

"I suppose technically, we were both hallucinating," he explains, "but the fact that we were both seeing the same hallucination behaving in the same way makes it perhaps a different category of hallucination.

NB Hold Everything Dear, by John Berger (Verso, pounds 7.99) John Berger calls his essays "dispatches", which suggests reportage, and I suppose technically they are reportage, often from the front line of the world's misery.

I suppose, technically, a denial of service attack involves, on some level, demand….

The Philadelphia police chief said he had acted properly to stop a fleeing suspect, which, we suppose, technically, Mr. Consalvi was.

None of which I can explain to Mrs. W, who stands a few stairs below me, on what I suppose is technically her floor, while I sit a few steps above, on my own floor.

(Disclosure: I suppose I technically work for AOL, who just recently acquired Hipster. Rest assured, I thought Hipster was cool way before that).

I suppose we technically promised not to write about the new device itself, so stuff like applications could be considered fair game.

I suppose beans technically are a vegetable, they grow on plants, in pods, like peas or green beans, but dried beans, full of protein and fiber and stuff, aren't really... vegetables.

I suppose that was technically true: Goldman had made a small investment in the C.D.O. and therefore had an aligned incentive with the other investors.

I suppose you're technically right in that, as a result, he was most deserving of victory, but what a shower the best golfers in the world were that day.