Sentence examples for In the technicality from inspiring English sources

Victor A. Altshul New Haven, May 19, 2010 To the Editor: Larry Pressler's comments in "The Technicality Generation" are true and worrying.

Another lawyer said it was "sad" that such a towering figure of international jurisprudence should seek refuge in the technicality of rules which he had helped draft.

After being pronounced guilty by a jury, Mr. Stevens went around telling Alaskans that he had "not been convicted of anything yet" — a fatuous distortion rooted in the technicality that he has not yet been sentenced.

As always, though, I got snagged in the technicalities.

The tricky bit comes in the technicalities of translation.

It's at its best when it's involving us in the technicalities.

Competitors well-versed in the technicalities of short-course racing understand the value of their opposition.

By this week interest in the technicalities of how to protect the cash the public keeps in bank accounts had reached the campaign trail in America.

His Petit Traité de poésie française (1872; "Little Treatise on French Poetry") shows his interest in the technicalities of versification, of which he became a master.

But there were many practical obstacles to surmount, both in the technicalities of making the observations, and in the expeditionary logistics.

The Taxidermist's Daughter delights in the technicalities of Connie's trade, a craft that in the early 20th century had gone out of vogue.