Sentence examples for technically interesting from inspiring English sources

One reason watch-collecting is growing: an increased interest in technically interesting, well-made consumer goods, said Benjamin Clymer, executive editor of watch-collecting website Hodinkee.

Although technically interesting, it also failed in the marketplace.

Mr. Cavallini's helpfulness also reveals an inner curiosity about technically interesting cars.

And it is also technically interesting because it is without much of a plot.

Like 1980's The Empire Strikes Back, Road Warrior extended the film's universe in dramatically and technically interesting ways.

The hybrid system itself is technically interesting and the redecoration of the car's nose is pure funk, but the most significant element in how it drives is the same 6-speed automatic used in other Sonatas.

The period of the mature Romanesque was prosperous in Germany; new buildings were larger and more numerous but technically less interesting.

BB solutions are technically very interesting, but they are in practice not viable [51], since they require an extensive modification of the WLAN cards, which prevents the use of commercial-of-the-shelf (COTS) hardware.

"They just wanted to have an expert in the field so that we could look at the different opportunities and get into them," says Bourtourault, who is now in charge of selecting, from among the many different proposals the company receives, the projects that seem the most "technically feasible, interesting, [and] profitable".

So we'll radically overhaul the comment system technically to keep interesting conversations from being derailed.

Technically, the most interesting feature of his poems is the long lines and often breathlessly long sentences that he writes.