Sentence examples for technically secure from inspiring English sources

The young dancers looked both technically secure and emotionally mature.

The rest of the program sounded less technically secure, with rough moments and inelegant passages.

The Bartok fared better thanks largely to Lisa Batiashvili's flexible, technically secure and emotionally centered account of the solo line.

But she was a technically secure Odile who charmed Siegfried with the sheer brilliance of her movements.

Four of his technically secure and theatrically assertive performers were elegantly dressed in high-necked, sleeveless dancewear that allowed them to lie on the floor.

Mendelssohn began composing at the age of ten, and within a year or two he was producing pieces that were technically secure and, at times, strikingly imaginative.

"Her mezzo-soprano is warm, refined in timbre, technically mature, secure in all registers, still very lyrical yet already blessed with dramatic intensity: a joy for everyone who comes to the opera".

It will also provide a technically more secure aortic wall than native Marfan aortic tissue if any further surgery were to be performed.

The evidence of incorporation of the supporting mesh means that should dissection occur it would not lead to intrapericardial rupture which is the proximate cause of death in acute aortic dissection and the incorporation of the mesh will provide a technically more secure aortic wall at any subsequent operation than native Marfan aortic tissue.

This is technically possible and secure (any amount of security software and hardware could be incorporated in a mobile phone), and it would not generate the fear of fraud that currently exists with credit cards.

This option is technically simple and secure but causes the highest energy loss.