Sentence examples for technically small from inspiring English sources

Even so, while sorting them for size, Luke and Guy put aside all that were technically "small", though legal.

The role of Emilia, Desdemona's handmaiden and Iago's wife, is technically small, but any good actress also knows that it can be a meaty and even a mighty one.

Prince-Bythewood: It's funny because Gabrielle's part was technically small, but she was so memorable in that.

There is an argument that, technically, such small breweries struggle to produce truly exceptional beers.

TE Vance McDonald, Rice Waldman Ricee isn't technically a small school, but as a non-F.B.S. program I think it qualifies.

Mr. Carrey's ability to penetrate his character's disguise and get away with his usual mugging and clowning is technically no small accomplishment.

P.G.D. is an outgrowth of in-vitro fertilization; sperm and egg are united in a petri dish, and when the blastocyst (it is still technically too small to be called an embryo) reaches the eight-cell stage, it is biopsied (meaning one of those cells is removed and screened).

Ultra-weak couplings are technically naturally small due to a custodial shift symmetry of σ in the ζi→0 limit.

Tetiaroa is technically a small atoll.

It's technically possible smaller entities might look to keep the Symbian flame alive, as the former Nokians, Jolla, are attempting to do with MeeGo.

Technically, this smaller envelope is now a self-addressed stamped envelope (S.A.S.E ., which will come back to you eventually.