Sentence examples for technically bad from inspiring English sources

Or if not technically bad, just not quite right.

Thus, inclusion and adapting some of the good IK is the way forward and so is improving the technically bad practices locally.

None of them are technically perfect some of them are very technically bad.

Even the ones that might be considered "technically bad," are still really interesting, and not just in that superficial "so bad it's good" kind of way.

For being technically bad, as a movie, but also for having the extremely questionable moral that buying Christmassy tat is more Christian than funding wells in Africa.

But it's a bit long to really read in a march situation and, sadly, I just feel that anyone who uses the word "numpty" in a derogatory way probably makes a really good moussaka and has a 20-minute argument in them about how punching Nazis is technically bad.

"It wasn't technically too bad," Mr. Schmieding said of the auction, "there was decent interest.

"His first photographs for us were technically very bad," Brodovitch recalls.

"One is technically less bad, but neither is appetising," he wrote.

This was, technically, inviting bad luck, for she was indoors, under the glass dome of the Grand Palais.

I showed it a year or so ago to Gilbert, the well-known sculptor who considered it technically very bad.