Sentence examples for suppose technically from inspiring English sources

I suppose technically that's a missed chance, but only in the sense that technically Mac Millings is a man.

The Philadelphia police chief said he had acted properly to stop a fleeing suspect, which, we suppose, technically, Mr. Consalvi was.

"I suppose technically, we were both hallucinating," he explains, "but the fact that we were both seeing the same hallucination behaving in the same way makes it perhaps a different category of hallucination.

NB Hold Everything Dear, by John Berger (Verso, pounds 7.99) John Berger calls his essays "dispatches", which suggests reportage, and I suppose technically they are reportage, often from the front line of the world's misery.

I suppose, technically, a denial of service attack involves, on some level, demand….

None of which I can explain to Mrs. W, who stands a few stairs below me, on what I suppose is technically her floor, while I sit a few steps above, on my own floor.

(Disclosure: I suppose I technically work for AOL, who just recently acquired Hipster. Rest assured, I thought Hipster was cool way before that).

I suppose we technically promised not to write about the new device itself, so stuff like applications could be considered fair game.

I suppose beans technically are a vegetable, they grow on plants, in pods, like peas or green beans, but dried beans, full of protein and fiber and stuff, aren't really... vegetables.

I suppose that was technically true: Goldman had made a small investment in the C.D.O. and therefore had an aligned incentive with the other investors.

I suppose you're technically right in that, as a result, he was most deserving of victory, but what a shower the best golfers in the world were that day.