Examples of 'technically true' in a sentence
Meaning of "technically true"
Technically true: This phrase suggests that a statement or claim is accurate based on technical details or specific interpretations, even if it may not convey the full truth or context of a situation. It is often used to qualify information that is factually correct but may be misleading
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This legend is technically true but highly misleading.
Especially since everything you said was technically true.
And as technically true as that may be.
The above sentence is technically true.
Not technically true really.
And yes that is technically true.
Desiring together makes things come true even when they are not technically true.
The iPhone text is technically true if potentially misleading.
Which is both very funny and also technically true.
Which is technically true.
The mass conception that Bitcoins are kept in a wallet is not technically true.
That is not technically true.
This was technically true since the original offer was made to the United Nations Command.
What he said is still technically true.
Stiff is not technically true crime, but it is awfully funny about crime.
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Which might be technically true.
David told me that his wife was no longer with him, which is technically true.
Which may be technically true.
That 's a very carefully put language distinction and technically true.
That 's not technically true.
They also state the virus is not lethal, which is technically true.
That is … technically true.
Thus, what they are saying is technically true.
Again, technically true.
I suppose on paper that's technically true.
Not technically true really . I mean, hey, I am still here.
The statement was technically true.
Kraft denied any wrongdoing, and its response briefs emphasized that its claims were technically true.
Her statement WAS technically true.
You know, that 's a very carefully put language distinction and technically true.
Well, that 's technically true.
But there is very important context missing . What Marissa said is technically true.
No, that 's not technically true.
By most metrics, Rejjie Snow appears to be a rap artist and that 's technically true.
What Marissa said is technically true.
In any civil proceeding . but it can and will be used against you Technically true.
And if we are playing the technically true game,.
But I am still gonna pass on the sparkling water . Maybe that is technically true.
Second, what he said is technically true.
That figure might seem like a drug-induced hallucination, but it 's technically true.
Yes, what you say is technically true.
This may sound nonsensical, but it is, nevertheless, technically true.
Well, this claim is technically true.
But you don't have any jurisdiction in Australia. That is technically true.
Well, that was always technically true.
First, I would like to announce that, yes, the rumors are technically true.
Apparently, this is technically true.
I did just go to my niece 's fourth b-day party, so I guess it 's technically true.
Especially as it 's not technically true.
They think I am a murderer, which is technically true.
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