Sentence examples for but that was technically from inspiring English sources

I used to lie and say that my first concert was Guns N' Roses on the Use Your Illusion tour but that was technically my third concert after catching Phil and, separately, Genesis on the We Can't Dance Tour.

On that show, Mr. Huynh was chided for making food that was technically flawless but lacking soul.

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.

But if you view something that's technically optional as socially essential, you have to accept responsibility for the validation of that belief.

Finance, not geology, determines when an oil company quits a field, and it may leave behind substantial amounts of oil that are technically (but not economically) recoverable.

We found that breadth of inventor expertise relates to the generation of many inventions, but not necessarily to those that are technically influential.

They say things that are technically accurate but misleading.

"He's into new things that are technically wrong but achieve a certain emotional effect.

By that he meant notes that were technically correct but that were not phrased in a way that carried their full potential.

"Before the last ten years or so, there were a lot of sets of data that were technically public, but very obscure," Auerbach said.

A common example of a fringe benefit that is technically income but goes untaxed is the employee retention of frequent flier miles earned during the course of business travel.