Sentence examples for technically different from inspiring English sources

"The guys aren't doing anything technically different.

This bomb was technically different, too more sophisticated.

Even those audience members who are unaware of how the dancing is technically different can appreciate the way a distinctive expressiveness or technique permeates the performance.

And although a TV show is technically different in that scripts, direction and performances are created each year, this basic fear of deterioration still applies.

Nitpickers will suggest these variations are all technically different drinks, and should have their own names and sub-phyla; that's why they're called nitpickers.

By offering something technically different, the mirrorless camera provided second-tier firms with something to challenge the duopoly's long domination of the digital SLR business.

The images are technically completely different from Fusco's prints.

One of the rules Egan had while writing the book was that each of her characters had to be "technically, totally different" from all the others.

They are technically a different sort of pastry, but with their squishy interior and crisp sugar-coated exterior, who's going to quibble?

Many people conflate the internet's online services and the web as one and the same — yet they are technically quite different.

Paul Munday of Meyer & Mortimer, an outfit founded by one of Brummel's favourite tailors, accepts that military tailoring is "technically quite different" to the civilian sort.