Sentence examples for but not technically from inspiring English sources

(Many of its sellers are poor but not technically homeless).

The card would be sophisticated but not technically difficult to produce.

"When I arrived, they were basically good, but not technically polished or balanced.

What works, as the Hives prove repeatedly, is loud guitars marshalled in the service of indelible melodies, and a distinctive but not technically polished voice caterwauling.

A lot of it was illegal but a lot was tax avoidance – which is not ethical and not morally right but not technically illegal.

Healey was in government from 2001 until Labour was thrown out of office, ending up as housing minister, attending cabinet but not technically a full member.

One theoretical solution to hedge DVA is for a bank to take a long position in its own credit default swaps (CDS)–but that is not technically doable.

Her photography, by common consensus, has gotten better over the years but is not technically compelling.

Mr. Ridgway was in custody tonight but apparently not technically under arrest, though that was expected to happen soon.

Barnes & Noble designs but does not technically make the Nook, either, outsourcing its manufacturing to Foxconn, just as Apple does with the iPhone and iPad.

The hack to enable the capability on your G1 is not easy to install for users, but is not technically a very low-level one.