Sentence examples for technically only from inspiring English sources

(Josh, I realize you're technically only twenty-nine, butherere's a reason everyone thinks you're 40).

THE recession ended, at least technically, only six months into Barack Obama's presidency.

Technically, only two of those sessions were lame ducks, which can occur just in election years.

Although still technically only a proposal, Sainsbury's hailed its offer as a major success for its future.

The structure is still complicated: technically only 40,000 people work for the city (teachers, for instance, are separate).

Technically, only the electors supporting presidential candidates are on the ballot, the brief said, and only they can file contests.

This was not quite what she had said, and technically only governments, not oppositions, can make such agreements.

He was such an innovator in film, not only technically, but narratively.

NeXT will be a sort of pathfinder of hard X-ray astronomy not only technically but also scientifically.

The First Amendment may technically apply only to Americans, but its underlying principle is the foundation for individual liberty everywhere.

This means that Germany, technically, has only a caretaker government at the moment, and Merkel has only some narrow options.