Sentence examples for he has technically from inspiring English sources

He has technically signed on to some form of entitlement reform, but you never hear him talk about that, either.

He has technically retired, and is now mentoring a younger fighter, but the protégé lacks Rocky's moral character and so Rocky must, in the end, beat him up.

He has technically been on medical leave since January — his third such leave.

He has technically only been acting Chairman this whole time, as the process of confirmation generally lags well behind the succession process at the agency; the former Chairman, Tom Wheeler, stepped down shortly before the new Presidential term began, marking Pai's de facto promotion.

Mr. Santorum expressed a cheery indifference as to whether he had technically won the caucuses.

During Easter week 1998 Mayall narrowly survived a five-day coma resulting from a quad-bike accident; he later joked that he had technically been dead for five days and therefore "beat Jesus Christ" 5–3.

He had technically left the police service after retiring as chief constable of Merseyside, so before he could take up the deputy commissioner post, he had to be sworn in as a warranted police constable.

Acknowledging that he had technically broken the law, Mr. Bishara said the visits were a humanitarian mission, enabling people to see relatives they had not seen in more than 50 years.

Boyce confirmed he had "technically been made redundant", but would not necessarily be leaving the club.

No team has technically more accomplished players.

Even though he may have technically won, most Democrats, including Bill Clinton, Terry McAuliffe, the party chairman, and a pack of bitter fund-raisers, still rate him a loser.