Sentence examples for technically always from inspiring English sources

In fact, Jones said he knew "the orcs was technically always going to be the greatest challenge".

While Holme and Bloxham (1996) provide a form that is technically always applicable (their equation (20)), the quantities involved are non-intuitive and require prior knowledge of the eigen-structure of the attitude covariance; something that is not obvious, even in isotropic error cases.

Because technically they always want me to sing about sex.

Soldiers told evicted villagers they had no right to live on the land as it technically had always belonged to the army.

"I'm blessed with being connected to someone that talented," Björk explains, "Who not only can take on the emotional and the old school filmic element of things but is also incredibly savvy technically and always with the finger on the pulse when it comes to new gadgets.

"Our players were always technically inferior to foreign ones but now there are English players who are technically as good as those from overseas at the same age.

"Scott was always technically very good.

Technically, there's always stuff I can pick apart.

His conducting was always technically deft and intellectually solid.

(The Metropolitan Museum of Art is, too, although technically you can always get into the Met free; the $20 ticket price is recommended).

The 24-year-old from Bury, now undefeated in 25 fights, was always technically superior with his quick punching.