Sentence examples for technically written from inspiring English sources
Take that concept of trying to find meaning in something created by infallible humans (every religious work, after all, was technically written by humans, even if they were somehow "touched" by a higher power), elevate the perceived importance of what's being discussed (you can't get much more important than "the fates of our very souls"), and that's pretty much religious thinking in a nutshell.
The Methods section helps a bit but only very marginally and is very technically written.
Even those rights that were technically written into law, for example prohibitions against physical and sexual abuse of women and children, were often not enforced.
If Totti did not technically write the book, he did not keep the proceeds either; he is splitting them equally between a project for senior citizens sponsored by the city of Rome and a Unicef project in Congo to help street children.
Glitteracy is brilliant for this one, since it's a bootleg that can't technically be written off as one, considering that Koons basically bootlegs items originally produced and envisioned by carnival clowns.
But it's important to note that the team is likely going to have to pull Gowalla support because that service doesn't yet technically support writing to their API (only reading from it).
"It's cool because I'm technically not writing this one, and I know that directors like Altman, they created companies where they developed scripts so they could be more productive".
The previous night I saw the festival's new production of "Die Zauberflöte," technically another singspiel, written in the last months of Mozart's life, though in this inspired work he transcended the singspiel genre to create a profoundly spiritual yet still funny opera.
It is technically and perfectly written for strings and trumpet.
The film is "technically perfect," "cleverly written, and more than anything phenomenally directed".
