Sentence examples for technically cool from inspiring English sources

Even if the Prius is pushed aside by other forms of hybrid, it has done wonders for Toyota's reputation by making the firm seem green and technically cool.

Of course, ending life-threatening disease is only technically cool if you can make nice, shiny computers on the side, but Microsoft seems to be sorting that side of things out too.

a while back, we all sort of went, "Well, that's technically cool, I think".

Similarly, what could possibly go wrong with this (admittedly technically cool) "Genetic Access Control" project, which offers code to restrict access to online resources based on a user's 23AndMe genetic data?

Sometimes a toy is technically cool, but the kids just don't play with it for more than a day.

It will show yet again how their cool, technically perfect compositions have been copied by cutting-edge photographers on both sides of the Atlantic.

Erina Takahashi's Swan Queen is technically assured, with cool balances and assured turns, but she struggles to project to the upper reaches of the huge auditorium.

It's also cool, technically hard to do and can take you to other worlds.

Elsewhere, there was some fine Prokofiev – a fluent account of his Third Concerto by Andrejs Osokins and a more restless one of his Second from Jiayan Sun – and another performance of the Emperor, technically impeccable if rather cool from Jayson Gillham.

Technically they might be cool, but only as a novelty.

Likewise, we do not sweat to cool off (technically speaking) but rather do so when the hypothalamus triggers glandular secretions on our skin which enable us to cool off.