Sentence examples for sense of technical from inspiring English sources

The musicians were not virtuosos, in the sense of technical skill.

"I try to give my dolls life, not just in the sense of technical perfection, but in that tender look of innocence that children have," she said.

It usually takes two or three books to establish their form -- and yet Monica Ali already has a sense of technical assurance and an inborn generosity that cannot be learned.

The second half of the book hums with a sense of technical advances far outpacing changes in the law.

To stop this, law enforcement agencies will need to develop a greater sense of technical sophistication than these predators and the mainstream media will need to advance their painfully shallow understanding of this situation.

Thus, an energy system may be defined in a narrow sense, consisting of technical equipment for extracting, transforming, transporting and using energy [31].

There are superb articles on mechanical topics, e.g. "Tools," but very little sense of the technical revolution to come.

One gets some sense of the technical side of things in "Autumn Journey," in scenes where Fischer-Dieskau teaches apprentice signers in master classes.

Far too few of City Ballet's principal dancers resolve their strengths and weaknesses in ways that make them seem finished artists, so that the sense of incompletion (technical, or stylistic, or interpretative, or all three) becomes a house trait.

Co-founder Karan Sikka tells me Appcubator's average user has some sense of the technical aspects of building a website, but aren't professional developers.

This is because in their reasoning they use customary speech, the language of the community, and can make no sense of a technical language which deviates from the order of nature.