Sentence examples for that's technically from inspiring English sources

While today may not actually be Mexico's true Independence Day (that's technically September 16), nobody can deny the holiday's popularity.

You do something that's technically artistic that creates a small drama.

But if you view something that's technically optional as socially essential, you have to accept responsibility for the validation of that belief.

Switch one-foot nose is skatespeak for a trick that's technically a switch-stance kickflip into a one-footed nose wheelie.

But it's a narrow epic, and while Benicio Del Toro, in the title role, offers a performance that's technically flawless, the movie is politically naïve and dramatically inert.

Then, if someone asks for something that's technically incorrect, the robot will understand their underlying wish.

They say things that are technically accurate but misleading.

And a team name that is, technically, a color.

This can mean that stories that are technically accurate can nonetheless be potentially misleading.

We are trying to build a team of winners that are technically brilliant".

"He's into new things that are technically wrong but achieve a certain emotional effect.