Sentence examples similar to a specific technicality from inspiring English sources

Its founding director, DeWitt Clinton Poole, wrote in 1929 that the need was not for "young men minutely trained in specific technicalities" but rather for "a broad culture which will enlarge the individual's mental scope to world dimensions". Consistent with this view, the curriculum was designed to ground students in the subjects of history, politics and economics.

In this view, we employ some ideas originated in Jebelean and Moroşanu [18] (also see Jebelean [2]) combined with specific technicalities due to the discrete and anisotropic character of the problem.

But how do other graffiti artists feel about this Banksy-specific technicality?

A judge threw out a manslaughter indictment on a technicality against the officer who shot Graham.

The requirement that the location on a search warrant be specific isn't "a technicality". It's a core principle of the Fourth Amendment.

It is not a big deal but a technicality".

But he did so reluctantly, calling it a win based "on a technicality".

This is both a technicality and a metaphorical conceit.

Their case has foundered on a technicality but a change in the legislation would revive it.

A small victory, and certainly a technicality, but worthwhile nonetheless.

But that's a technicality, albeit a decisive one.