Sentence examples for technically great from inspiring English sources

"I'm not technically great, it's all just an expressive tool.

She isn't very fast, she isn't technically great, and there's nothing unpredictable in her game.

I'm not technically great but I can get away with it if I play songs that people know and love.

"Onstage I am fine as apparently I am technically great, but when I talk I damage my voice big time.

"Keith was not only a technically great ventriloquist, he was also a gifted mimic and an extraordinarily funny man both on stage and off.

They broke up in September of the following year... None of the Beatles considered themselves technically great musicians, but once they had conquered America they believed that they were the best band in the world.

"We would have opened the door to Cav, he is one of those who was born with the gift and can do anything technically, greatest road sprinter of all time but unfortunately I think it's the end of the road for Cav," said British Cycling's technical director.

Therefore, the reservoir temperature not only has technically a great influence on the field management method but also has a crucial effect on the final decision about the development of the reservoir.

Even though she was technically my great grandmother, I always thought of her as just my grandmother plain and simple.

According to the critic Edward Greenfield, Stravinsky was not technically a great conductor but, Greenfield says, in the 1960 recording with the Columbia Symphony Orchestra the composer inspired a performance with "extraordinary thrust and resilience".

He is, technically, my great-uncle: my grandfather, Sam Wallach, who died in 2001, was Eli's older brother.