Sentence examples for totally technically from inspiring English sources
And why did they do it that way?" Second, we want it to be active in a sense that we take a particular event, we wrote a 3 volume series on the Civil War called Gettysburg: Grant Comes East and which we had Lee win at Gettysburg by working with the army war college to develop a campaign which was totally technically correct and showed what might have happened had he won at Gettysburg.
One of the rules Egan had while writing the book was that each of her characters had to be "technically, totally different" from all the others.
On the characters in "Goon Squad": "I became interested in Bennie while writing about Sasha, and interested in Bennie's ex-wife while writing about Bennie … and a novel was born". One of the rules Egan had while writing the book was that each of her characters had to be "technically, totally different" from all the others.
Not only is he, among all media executives, the most technically disinclined (actually, totally illiterate), but his company, of all the big media enterprise, is the most technically backward and maladroit.
What Google has done technically is totally logical once you understand its unique business case.
He said it was not "technically possible to totally block access to platforms used all over the world" and added that he hoped the decision would "not last long". Like Mr Erdogan, Mr Gul is a member of the Islamist-rooted Justice and Development Party (AKP).
M.R., BROOKLYN Technically, you're totally eligible to go after this scholarship.
Technically it's totally possible, but the cost is prohibitive," Walters says.
But at the same time, "Technically it is totally feasible," according to MIT aeronautics professor R. John Hansman.
The new chief executive at a mid-sized Atlanta technology company was technically brilliant but totally lacking in management skills.
In extreme cases, damage from salinization is so great that it is technically unfeasible or totally uneconomic to reverse the process.
