Sentence examples for should technically be from inspiring English sources

The panopticon of the internet means that today it should technically be easy to get as famous as Jacko – you can be adored from the Mongolian steppes to the Madagascan rainforest, all via YouTube.

I rushed home to be with him in Milwaukee and listened as his urologist explained that my father, who was sitting up in bed eating vanilla ice cream, had zero kidney function and should technically be dead.

Given that Christie's books have sold more than two billion copies, there's no impugning the taste of her fans, but the fact remains that, in many of her stories, the murder should technically be logged as the second death, the life of the prose having been snuffed out long before that of the victim.

Now that he's been granted asylum, he should technically be able to leave the embassy and get on a plane to Ecuador without any problems.

If a school is Catholic, discussions on condoms, the pill, LGBT topics, masturbation, and pornography should technically be off limits as they fall foul of the Church's doctrine.

My six-year-old flirt, at her ripe old age, should technically be in the latency period with her older brother if you want to "place" her in a textbook.

Oh no, that's a complete exaggeration, he says, between sips of a beer that he shouldn't technically be drinking.

The startup should not technically be included into the list, as it has been already ìdiscoveredî.

In other words, they should not technically be considered to be a set of new federal rules worthy of publication in the Federal Register.

Body Count shouldn't technically be here as they are more of a hardcore/crossover thrash band, right?

If we're all so anal about being politically correct, shouldn't he technically be referred to as the first zebra president?