Sentence examples for this is technically true from inspiring English sources

This is technically true but fundamentally misleading.

While this is technically true, it is very misleading.

One could make the case that this is technically true.

This is technically true, but it's pretty clear that she connects the two.

This is technically true of the real hoverboard, in the real 2015, but we do – if we're going to hover convincingly – need a magnetised floor.

This is technically true, although the F.B.I. "walked away" from interrogations of terrorism suspects after its director, Bob Mueller, heard complaints from an agent, Ali Soufan, that the C.I.A.'s interrogation methods amounted to "borderline torture".

FHP and Maxicare, at least, make much of the fact that they are "free". And, Klowden said in a telephone interview, while this is technically true--in the sense that you don't pay a monthly or quarterly premium as you do for the other policies--the fee is being paid by someone: the "someone" being Medicare.

This was technically true because the foreign secretary approves all overseas SAS missions.

This was technically true, if your definition of expectations is "what Wall Street economists think" (they were expecting a little more than 480,000 claims).

(All of that is technically true).

Though that is technically true, the actual ecological impact would be far greater.