Sentence examples for technically to say from inspiring English sources

Aware that he was a novice, Mendes drew on the experience of Hall: "I made a very conscious decision early on, if I didn't understand something technically, to say, without embarrassment, 'I don't understand what you're talking about, please explain it.

This distance is not equal to the functional promoter length but longer and, technically to say, much easier to measure.

As Education Sector's Chad Alderman puts it: "While it's technically accurate to say the US had the ninth-highest score in 8th grade maths, for example, just that number alone does not do justice to the truth.

It may not be technically true to say that a team including only two players with previous Cup final experience suffered stage fright, Powell having omitted the veteran prop Garreth Carvell in his main selection surprise.

Here's why: If in the last 14 years just five startups have been founded in a particular metropolitan region and just one has successfully attracted $50 million in venture capital funding, it might be technically correct to say that 20percentt of the companies in the region are well-capitalized; however, the population size is so small it doesn't really matter.

It wouldn't be technically correct to say Americans were using their free time to do "nothing".

While a critic would be technically wrong to say the First Amendment means an offending tweeter cannot lose his or her job, if you understand such criticism to really mean "under the broad cultural values of free speech, people should not lose their job every time they speak their minds" this opinion is not so silly.

Something happened "technically", she used to say.

Amazon explains it much more technically, but suffice to say that error had a cascading impact on the S3 storage in the Northern Virginia datacenter.

And while technically it was accurate to say they could have beaten any team, in the end they didn't, losing to Argentina at the quarter final stage.

It's about as realistic as your average Pixar animated movie, which is to say, technically quite impressive but still a cinch to distinguish from real life.