Sentence examples for technically nothing from inspiring English sources

In the absence of such a judgment, technically, nothing has changed.

The straw poll carries no formal meaning, delivers no delegates and is technically nothing more than a mock election.

But, technically nothing … Ouch!"  Who'd have thought that the internet could invent a way to make the trend for "ghosting" away from unwanted relationships seem positively romantic?

Bell stepped up when the wicketkeeper was dropped for the last two Tests of the return series in Australia, so technically nothing has changed.

"The market has certainly been quite sanguine in its assessment of the situation, noting that, technically, nothing has really changed in the UK's relationship with the EU, and that even negotiations about negotiations have yet to start".

This borrowing of drag terms is technically nothing new – Madonna's Vogue borrowed heavily from the cult hit Paris is Burning, which focused on the unique style of drag dancing that blossomed from black and Latino ballroom culture in Harlem – but RuPaul is bringing it to a new generation.

Since husbands at that time controlled family property, she technically had nothing to bequeath.

The two episodes were hundreds of miles apart and technically had nothing to do with each other.

Even the tax code can be tweaked from the series's longtime default "999" tax plan, which, technically, has nothing to do with the former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain.

So I fired the mechanic, the pilot, and the pilot's mother, Who technically had nothing to do with it and was, I later learned, on life support at the time.

Although Zwingli, technically, had nothing to do with the mandate, there is no indication that he disapproved.