Sentence examples for although not technically from inspiring English sources

Obama ate food from Lincoln's era, although not technically one hopes.

Student congregations of local [p283] churches or of recognized denominations or sects, although not technically recognized campus groups, may use the facilities..

Although not technically part of the tube, the DLR was the first fully accessible railway in Britain when it opened in 1987.

Another member of the team, although not technically a Spyce Boy, is the chef Daniel Boulud, whom Farid reached out to, with an e-mail, in 2016.

And — although not technically a read — our very own Nate Silver was interviewed by Howard Kurtz for his CNN show "Reliable Sources".

Although not technically an alkali metal or a halogen, there is only one element which could reasonably be placed atop each of these groups, and combined with Lombardi's first initial, we see that we should pair up Lombardi with HYDROGEN.

One of the things we are very involved with is ITIL – although it is not, technically speaking, a methodology.

Although this was not technically a vote on the bill, the numbers probably roughly reflect the number of peers in favour and against the bill.

Although Encounters does not technically have a theme, Ms. Glass-Kantor said she was organizing this year's program around the concept of time.

Other countries are often lumped in with the Middle East by current events, such as Afghanistan and Pakistan, although they may not technically belong.

This history explains why many Chicagoans still nostalgically refer to the building as the Sears Tower, although it has not technically been the Sears Tower for years.