Sentence examples for might not technically from inspiring English sources

While the earth might not technically be destroyed any time soon, it could certainly be ruined.

Instagram is already doing a lot to spot and censor posts that violate its community guidelines, like outright porn, but now it's also taking steps to block out potentially sensitive material that might not technically run afoul of its rules.

Carrie Mattheson might not technically be a Detective but in the pilot, she did arrive too late.

MIT might not technically be an art school, but for machines it could be the best kunstakademie in the world.

And while it might not technically be James' most innovative album, it way well be his best … and once you let the hype drain away what's revealed is pretty much flawless".

Even though you might not technically be the responsible party, this dog crap is now your problem and the faster you accept that fact, the faster you can stop thinking about poop.

Britney's breathiness might not be technically good singing, but paired here with a burbling house track, it's as sensual as she's ever been.

Mo's novels might not be technically perfect or broach contemporary China's most sensitive taboos, including the suppression of the pro-democracy protests of 1989 or the responsibility of Communist leaders and institutions for many of China's political inequities.

In some situations, the photo might not be technically good, but captured a place or a rare event.

So sometimes it might not be technically a barbecue by strict cooking definitions, but culturally it's a barbecue," Salleh adds.

It might not be technically feasible, since public services are structured in different ways in different EU countries.