Sentence examples for has never technically from inspiring English sources

Millions of Korean families are still separated by the War (which has never technically ended) and many of the survivors are now quite elderly.

By Farley Katz March 18 , 2009Although I have never technically reviewed a band, I have spent some time reviewing soup, and if a band is anything, it is soup with tattoos that can sing and cuss at you.

As my parents still like to point out, I've never technically had a "real job", so I've never had a real office.

The audience includes trainees who may have never technically held a job in science, despite having worked in academic labs for a decade or more.

Her husband called me back and contradicted what the financial-planning company said—I had never technically worked for Karen.

His first touch is far better than Altidore's who has never been technically sound.

Although the lighting in King's photography is masterful, she has never trained technically in photography save for a few classes.

David Orr points out that an American poet has never won, and, technically, this is true.

He has owned two cameras in his life and admits he has never learned the technically correct way to use them.

This would be a good time to point out that one thing Mitt Romney has never actually done, technically speaking, is win an Iowa Caucus.

Thus, treason in Britain technically has never ceased to be a crime against the monarch, although actually the state rather than the sovereign has been involved.