Actors in the play shipwreck on this same technicality, and in an inadequate performance of the musical version, the comparative weakness of every other line of text seems to sap every other line of music, too.
By the same token, this increasing technicality diminishes the overall sense of moral urgency one finds for example in Augustine's Confessions or Boethius's Consolation.
Castro clearly has the same deep fascination for the technicalities of such conflict, invoking the examples of Alexander the Great, Hannibal, the Vietnamese, the Algerians and European resistance fighters in the Second World War.
The same day, other information regarding technicalities were revealed on a surfaced AT&T filesheet about the smartphone.
All the same, any indictment, even under a technicality to do with perjury, would still be a hammer-blow if it involved Mr Rove.
But while many people rail against speed cameras, they do much the same with the lawyers who exploit the technicalities of the law to get a client off a speeding or other motoring charge.
Some of the interobserver variations appear simply due to technicalities: not reviewing exactly the same material may result in a different diagnosis because of sample differences.
Of course, it might be polite to wait until regulators have published their own full report on HBOS, but that's a technicality if the Financial Services Authority's successor reaches the same damning conclusions as the parliamentary commission.
International observers condemned the parliamentary elections held on the same day, in which no opposition candidate won a seat; absurd technicalities had been used to stop many of them standing.
Farage listed off the same overdone rhetoric about the EU as every other speaker, the technicalities of membership and what this could entail for an independent Scotland if it joined.
