Sentence examples for may technically be from inspiring English sources

"While people may technically be married, the quality of their relationship has been seriously diminished".

As a result, he may technically be able to change the speed at which executions can be completed.

"A program may technically be O.K., but is it the right thing to be doing?" Mr. Medine asked.

This tiny island may technically be part of Australasia but it feels more like a lost paradise in south-east Asia.

And while it may technically be within parliament's powers to ignore its international legal obligations, having the power to do something does not mean it is right.

The film may technically be a legal thriller, with Mr. Clooney as a lawyer whose firm is defending the wrong side in a class-action suit.

It may not technically be a cultural moment, but it sure was one heck of a performance.

Google may not technically be breaking any of its own policies with these Yamli ads, but it's ignoring its oft-spoken mantra: "Don't Be Evil".

Bibi may not technically be a domestic political opponent of the President, but nobody has bothered telling that to Congress.

Kim Kardashian may still technically be married, but a giant diamond ring on her finger has sparked rumors the reality star is engaged to Kanye West.

We may not technically be in a recession anymore, but the vast majority of Americans say they aren't feeling the recovery.