They don't technically have a bedroom.
Sharp, technically, might not have committed an offence in any case, since the attached rule specifies only that a player must be booked if "he removes his shirt or covers his head with his shirt".
In addition to testing the sustainability of entitlement programs like Social Security, this wholesale redefinition of old age may also include a pervading sense that life has been what might technically be called a "bummer".
Note the involvement of the C.I.A. in what the Administration might have "technically" called "combat operations".
He pointed out that the Viceroyalty of Peru, as defined by a 1542 map, encompassed both modern Chile and Peru, and much more territory besides, thus clouding the matter of where the liquor might have technically originated.
Accepting the Oscar for Best Picture on Sunday — technically, it might have been Monday at that point — Steve McQueen took a moment to thank "this amazing historian Sue Eakin," who "gave her life's work to preserving Solomon's book".
"Technically we might have been better but I couldn't fault our commitment and desire".
So technically, Jim Morrison might have just run away and said "To hell with all this stuff?" Manzarek: It's possible, it's possible.
"[I]n some cases, really irresponsible practices that hurt a lot of people might not have been technically against the law," Obama said.
However, when you go to the Modern wing, they might not be as technically proficient, might not have as much skill--but those are the kind of things you want on your wall.
