Sentence examples for To put it technically from inspiring English sources

The carciofi, or artichokes, were, to put it technically, awesome — but I will confess that I had already, even pre-crisis, some scruples about the carbonara.

Prosecutors had shown the jury text messages from the officer indicating that he had instigated the relationship and that he knew she was, as he put it, "technically a minor".

Or to put it more technically, the hymenoplasty, whereby the tissues of the hymen are surgically reconnected to restore virginity.

To put it a bit more technically: Why do investors in hedge funds — the people whose money is at risk — continue to allow the managers of the funds to dictate such onerous terms to them?

Apparently the label decided to put its money where its mouth is (well, just above it, technically) and signed on as one of this year's official sponsors.

"If they put it together technically, we could see them in the finals for a lot of years to come.

"We knew technically we could put it together," Mr. Warstler said, "but it took a year's worth of hand-holding.

To put the matter less technically, one might say that causal theories of mental content presuppose that it is possible for a purely physical system to bear non-derived content.

I do come across the odd one here and there, and of course in this country we love to put things on toast – technically making a kind of open sandwich – but we rarely get very adventurous with it.

As Education Sector's Chad Alderman puts it: "While it's technically accurate to say the US had the ninth-highest score in 8th grade maths, for example, just that number alone does not do justice to the truth.

"I've been working really hard to put a few things right technically and work things out and make sure I get to Australia playing really well".