Sentence examples for technically but not really from inspiring English sources

You will be working technically, but not really.

Because up in the exalted summer greenery of the mid-Hudson Valley, completing an AT&T call is like driving a Trabant from New York to Los Angeles: technically feasible but not really going to happen.

"A lot of modern females can technically blow but not really feel, and you hear Blige's story when she's singing". Unlike Knight, Blige has something of a reputation for a bad attitude.

It is technically impressive, but not really long term fun for the kids.

Trying to convince your child that what his teacher taught him is technically true, but not really, is a pretty difficult task.

ZBX is technically a new company but not really a new kid on the block.

CEO Reuben Katz tells me that sites like LinkedIn or other recruiting sites are technically Geekli.st's competition, but not really as Geekli.st focuses on nurturing the developer community, "What we do differently is provide a safe zone for developers to brag.

Not really Santa Claus, but not really not.

Except it's missing one letter, so, technically it's not really a pangram, I guess.

Dating a friend's ex-lover or former spouse is technically not really so bad — not in the same category as say, adultery, or making a pass at a current partner.

Something unexpected, and technically not really a painting, is Daniel Buren's wall-size installation of bright blue painted cubes arranged in a checkerboard pattern, with his signature stripes running down the sides.