Sentence examples for something of a technical from inspiring English sources

What lifts "Heligoland" above "100th Window," which was something of a technical workout, is the prominence of the female voice.

To make a living fixing the new generation of computer-controlled cars, a general practitioner like Mr. Seyfer, 43, had to become something of a technical wizard, reaching for a laptop — not a wrench — when a customer drove in with problems.

Building the app itself was something of a technical feat.

Though Snowball's next version never topped half a million installs, the process of building the app itself was something of a technical feat, as the team figured out how to take over the entire pull-down notifications interface on Android, as well as the full notification swipe itself.

"Deep learning" has something of a specific technical meaning, but it seems the least bad option, and it's what Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang uses, so let's go with that.

Normal podcasting can be something of a "faff" to use a technical term.

This might be something at a technical level – something that will jump-start a programme or serve as a platform for many of the different disease programmes we have here at Novartis.

Congress seems to want a ruse to disguise a cut in benefits as something else — like the discovery of a technical error that, once corrected, would let the government write smaller checks without taking the blame for cutting benefits.

Creating something for VR is less of a technical problem than it is a creative and visual challenge.

Jose Mourinho cut something of a tortured soul in his technical area - an indication that he is now fostering a 'Chelsea against the world' mentality in the face of perceived injustices.

By arranging this work for one hand, Brahms captured something of the technical challenge and the resulting juxtaposition of tension and serenity that drives the original version for unaccompanied violin.