Sentence examples for I think technical from inspiring English sources

I think technical people now should learn literature, because literature teaches you a great deal about how the depths and variety of human imagination".

In 2011, Stanley F. Druckenmiller, the hedge fund manager, told The Wall Street Journal: "I think technical default would be horrible, but I don't think it's going to be the end of the world.

I think technical systems can fill that gap to a large extent, because we can encode our systems and values into the protocols that we use to protect [our] relations.

Barriers associated with the e-learning modules themselves included predominantly "technical problems," as a student noted, "I think technical glitches are one of the biggest frustrations with e-learning courses.

TV reflects society, but I also think technical developments shape the way things happen on screen.

You think of Spain and you think technical but you think of England and you think they are brave and they tackle hard.

He said: "I think his technical attributes are immense.

"I think the technical term is a mythomaniac.

In the world of governance, I think the technical name for that approach is "leadership".

On Tuesday, Rachel Sylvester, the Times columnist, quoted "one government source" as saying: "I think the technical term is omnishambles".

My excuse was that fiction clouded my voice, but that's just a bunch of hooey - I think the technical name for my problem was "insane jealousy".