Sentence examples for technically ever from inspiring English sources

Shortly after two o'clock, Pete Williams, NBC News's justice correspondent, reported that although Comey told Congress in July that the Clinton investigation had been completed, it hadn't technically ever ended.

"So we don't technically ever have a break away from our job.

Hiroshige's woodblock prints are among the most technically complex ever produced.

It's odd, though, that we haven't seen the needle move on the price of apps, even though developers are working harder creatively and technically than ever.

Since no one knew how technically challenging Everest might be, Kellas maintained that oxygen technology should be investigated and taken by any future expeditions.

The sound design alone makes it one of the most technically virtuosic operas ever put on in London.

Six dancers, technically flawless as ever, buoyantly thread through space, but their wistful tableaus and giddy playacting amount to a superficial portrait.

He is technically an independent, ever since he lost his own primary in 2006 in the face of voter opposition to his championing of the war in Iraq.

Today's textiles are more inventive and technically advanced than ever as new synthetic-natural hybrids with cradle-to-cradle principles make their mark.

The good news about Hubbard Street Dance Chicago is that its dancers are as sleek, personable and technically adept as ever.

But the aggressively modernist First Concerto is seldom heard; and the Second, an exuberant, wildly imaginative piece, might be a repertory staple were it not one of the most technically demanding concertos ever written.