Sentence examples for technically want from inspiring English sources

It's tough times, when you're single and technically want to be and abstractly like it, but on the daily are ruined by the idea that you are alone.

"The view of Mr Baxter was that if he came into Northern Ireland, we would not have enough to arrest him and therefore he was not technically wanted by the PSNI," he said.

"There are obviously things technically you want to keep with you," he added.

Technically, you want to avoid shampoo altogether to retain the most moisture, but if you decide to use a shampoo, avoiding sulfates is best.

More technically, he wants the remedies to be so severe that the economic logic of the deal would collapse.

Well technically, Google wants to reward charities on my behalf for my obsessive web browsing.

Because technically they always want me to sing about sex.

Some users are technically sophisticated and want precise control over the apparatus; others are high-school students, who need intuitive ways of visualizing what an experiment demonstrates.

If you're technically inclined and want exact numbers, you can use the JPL Horizons system to select a planet, select a time range, and select "Observer range and range-rate" as an output quantity.

"But the type of dancer who gravitates toward Nimbus, and the ones I'm interested in, have to be top-notch technically and also want to use dance as a vehicle for promoting a larger dialogue".

But if we own Instagram too, then we can display as many ads as we want". Technically "qualitative" evidence, but it would suggest harm.