Sentence examples for technically pass from inspiring English sources

Their idea of promoting Tejle and Co's Bechdel test-initiative is to have a "Super Sunday" on 17 November, showing surefire-ratings earner The Hunger Games (fair enough), the loathsome Margaret Thatcher biopic whitewash The Iron Lady, and Oliver Stone's Savages, not exactly a woman-centric film even if it does technically pass the Bechdel test.

So while Jones didn't technically "pass" as black like Dolezal, his fierce identification with the lives and struggles of his parishioners was definitive.

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Sixteen Candles, for example, technically passes the test, while the classic Audrey Hepburn/Humphrey Bogart romantic comedy Sabrina does not.

Because the House did not have chance to vote on the Senate deal, the fiscal cliff deadline technically passed at midnight.

In fact, the comptroller simply must make a determination -- only if the budget is late and only to release legislators' paychecks -- that the Legislature has technically passed a budget.

That's nearly 200 years of women's rights flushed down the drain, because while the Nineteenth Amendment was technically passed in 1920, many African American woman weren't able to vote until the 1960s.

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But once they turned to inexpensive Chinese-American laborers, who were willing to work for two-thirds of the price of European crews, they were able to blast through technically difficult passes like Bloomer Cut near Sacramento.

His 3-4-3, or 3-2-2-3 home formation has gamely tried to make virtue of necessity in imagining his side as a narrow, technically-proficient passing team gutting teams up the middle of the park.

Technically, if you pass it on to somebody else and ask for a replacement, that "somebody else" can enter the center without anybody knowing".