Sentence examples for technicality it from inspiring English sources

Although Townsend considered the album an "impenetrable mass of technicality", it was well received on its release, selling 3,697 copies in its first week and appearing on several Billboard charts.

"But in the courtroom it wasn't a technicality — it was the truth versus a lie".

Mr. Mariotti and I may disagree on a small technicality; it does have some legal meaning.

After the Party's first candidate was disqualified, on a technicality, it nominated Mohamed Morsi, an American-educated engineer.

"The right to see your consul is not just a technicality, it is a way to avoid all kinds of errors or miscarriage of justice," Mr. Brody said.

But even some who have faithfully observed the practice, myself included, have a suspicion that, if staying anonymous is not an outdated (and sometimes absurd) technicality, it is at least a choice that everyone should have.

Whatever the diet technicalities, it sure is a serious kick-start to the day.

Unlike the kabuki dances around the "fiscal cliff," the discussion we need cannot be about technicalities: It will have to be about the social contract and the political philosophy underpinning our political institutions.

Without getting too deep in the technicalities, it suggests that instead of removing an attribute like gender when re-imagining a decision, an algorithm should correct it, by leaving the attribute in its original form (say, female) for the decision pathway that it eventually deems fair.

EXCEPT for a legal technicality -- call it a mistake -- it would all have been settled by now.

It sounds like a boring technicality but it seems to represent a significant victory in the long-running campaign by the mining industry and conservative politicians to hobble advocacy for the environment.