It's not just the scripts that leave you in the dark; technically, the show labors against itself as well.
Technically, "in the dark all cats are grey" was Benjamin Franklin's 1745 endorsement of older women to a horny young man.
"Technically," Hannie said, "he's a dark bay Appendix gelding".
(They weren't all "technically" Irish, but they shared a dark, light way of looking at suffering that lent Maureen a sustaining boost).
Although it is not technically black it's a very, very dark red the sacred blood of the birds is often spilled in sacrificial rituals.
Technically, I like the picture – it was dark, but there is lots of light.
THE NEWSJulie Taymor was displaced as the director of "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," the most expensive and technically ambitious musical to be tried on Broadway.
They have gone to the trouble of being technically proficient enough to know about the dark web and to operate within it.
Addiction is a medical condition, and someone's drug use can get to a dark place without them being technically "addicted" to a substance.
A century later, the German furniture -maker Michael Thonet repeated the trick by designing his technically innovative bentwood chairs in the gentle curves, dark wood and woven cane of traditional rustic furniture.
