Sentence examples for technically all from inspiring English sources

"Technically, all these problems are solvable," says Mikhail Gelfand, deputy director of the RAS's Kharkevich Institute for Information Transmission Problems in Moscow.

Technically, all the pieces are in place: I am a woman with one child, I get my period every month, I had sex with my husband.

You see, technically, all these fellows are not guilty.

Technically, all could face demolition – and that includes some belonging to Britons.

Technically, all Iranians are free to participate in elections, but Iran's powerful Guardian Council, which vets candidates, will decide by May 23 who will be allowed to run.

Technically, all Iranians are free to participate in elections, but Iran's powerful Guardian Council, which vets candidates, decides who is allowed to run.

The clothes are technically all-American preppy classics with a modern trim fit, but so are those of J. Crew and Gant.

Unpaid internships are technically illegal – all the new bill will do is address a loophole that allows their promotion.

I want to know — quite technically, in all the detail available — how my food is produced, and I'm far from alone.

It is like a good Linux distribution – visually impressive some of the time and technically impressive all the time.

That feeling is especially exasperated on a computer when you technically have all the sounds in the world accessible to you.