Sentence examples for anything technically from inspiring English sources

"The guys aren't doing anything technically different.

The popular-vote winner doesn't count for anything technically, but it does give some legitimacy.

I did that, and I haven't changed anything technically in the time I've been out, so it was a very important day for me".

"These studies show that a doctor might not have done anything technically wrong but generated enough misunderstanding and anger to provoke a malpractice claim," said Dr. Gerald Hickson, an author of the study.

Hassam could do almost anything technically in a variety of media: a night scene, the glint of water on the side of a horse-drawn carriage, dappled sun through a scrim of autumn trees, people massing in a canyon of tall buildings, a Seville courtyard in the slanting light of the late afternoon.

"We would have opened the door to Cav, he is one of those who was born with the gift and can do anything technically, greatest road sprinter of all time but unfortunately I think it's the end of the road for Cav," said British Cycling's technical director.

We are in an age when almost anything is technically possible in science.

But even he has never attempted anything more technically ambitious nor extraordinary than his Helicopter Quartet, which took off for the first time on Monday in Amsterdam as the climax to a major retrospective of Stockhausen's instrumental works at the Holland Festival.

Much like the cork- and light bulb-shaped USB sticks Greenhouse released not too long ago, they don't offer anything special technically.

Needless to say, the 9mm-earphones aren't anything special technically, but you will only want to buy these for the design only anyway.

WordPress isn't doing anything too technically crazy here, they're just jumping on the WebVR train that's been gaining some major steam as of late.