Sentence examples for is technically a fruit from inspiring English sources

The coconut is technically a fruit, and every now and then it grows a pearl.

(It is technically a fruit rather than a vegetable. Very technically, it's a large berry).

Most people know that a tomato is technically a fruit, but so is an eggplant, a cucumber, and a spaghetti squash.

Because the eggplant (which, like the tomato, is technically a fruit) is among the most universally beloved summer vegetables precisely because it may be grilled in almost any form, over almost any heat, with spectacular results.

Go ahead and make that first incision from top to bottom; but then, rather than cutting back up the other side, rotate the fruit (yes, it's technically a fruit) a quarter-turn and make another top-to-bottom cut.

Even though zucchini is served as a vegetable, it's technically a fruit because it comes from a flower: It grows from a golden blossom that blooms under the leaves.

A medium size orange has approximately 70 calories, and is an excellent source of Vitamin C. The fruit is technically a hesperidium, a kind of berry.

Rhubarb is technically a vegetable, but is legally considered a fruit.

While rhubarb is technically a vegetable, it prefers to be treated as a fruit.

The fruit of eastern red cedar (Juniperus virginiana) and pasture juniper (J. communis) is technically a berry-like cone, with fleshy scales that have grown together.

Jimmy Anderson is technically a Duncan Fletcher player.