Sentence examples for technically say from inspiring English sources
added to the classical Modus Ponens: if \(\vdash \varphi\) and \(\vdash \varphi \rightarrow \psi\) then \(\vdash \psi.\) The axioms (GP) and (HF) technically say that the temporal operators \(H\) and \(G\) correspond to mutually inverse temporal relations.
You could technically say that the best trick in Jahmal William's part almost wasn't in it.
Faint praise is a great way to get around that particular problem -- you get to technically say something nice, knowing that you are really saying something very different.
Hurdles is considered a jumping event so many people would technically say that a person leaps or jumps a hurdle.
While you can technically say "konnichiwa" in the morning, greeting someone with "ohayō gozaimasu" is much more common.
"Technically," says Wilkinson gravely, "this procedure is brain damage".
"The Nook is not a failure, not technically," said James McQuivey, an analyst at Forrester Research.
"It is a great sport because it challenges you physically, mentally and technically," said Aspen.
"I'm coming to it from pure light and feeling, and he's helping me realize it technically," says Levine.
"These games are pretty poor technically," said Mr. Frasca, a developer known for so-called "newsgames," including September 12 and Madrid, based on recent events.
"Maybe a little later, which would be the latest in history, technically," said Edmund J. McMahon, an analyst at the Manhattan Institute, a conservative policy group.
