Technically in a sentence

Adamantium technically makes its Marvel Cinematic Universe franchise debut in Deadpool & Wolverine (which is now playing in theaters everywhere), but the vast majority of that movie doesn't technically take place in the MCU canon, also known as Earth-616.

Technically, and perhaps only technically, the sergeant at arms could arrest or apprehend McGahn should he continue to resist after the courts upheld a congressional subpoena.

So while technically the roundabouts are one lane only and drivers should use the asphalt area, Chief Ormonde said that due to some gray area in the vehicle code, it is also technically legal to drive on the asphalt, on the brick, or even straddling them.

A fan theory explains the heavily criticized "nuke the fridge" scene, which explains that since Indy drank from the Holy Grail in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, he's technically invincible.

After a rough start to the season for the Buffs in terms of turnovers, their improvement over the past month has pulled them into a tie with Oregon for the third-lowest average in the Pac-12 at 13.2 (technically, CU is a few fractions ahead of the Ducks).

After previously serving two consecutive terms, from 2008 to 2016, he’s technically allowed, per the city charter, to shoot his shot for a third.

Alpha-linoleic acid, or ALA, can be found in walnuts, which are technically a seed rather than a nut.

Although it’s easier to describe Warren as having been removed or fired, he’s technically in a state of suspension that could be reversed — or made permanent — pending a hearing by the Florida Senate.

Although Orochimaru could still technically use them for mundane tasks such as holding things, it would take a world-class healer in order to fix his broken body.

And, Kim has reviewed pictures of an American carrier as well as military targets in South Korea, with which it is still technically at war, that host U.S. military facilities.

And since Maple has technically brought the other players together, it is only appropriate she becomes their leader.

And then I technically would have finished the tryout Monday, Tuesday.

And though he prefers not to use the honorific, he’s technically a “Sir,” after being recognized in 2014 for his “services to law and criminal justice” as the former head of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), the public prosecutor for England and Wales.

An upset of shocking proportions if victorious, but there is technically a chance.

Anyone who manages to set up their own system also ensures its maintenance for decades—at astronomical prices since no one else is technically able to maintain them.

Apple predictably touted the news as the “next generation of mobile gaming” and while that remains to be seen, seeing such technically demanding games running on such a small device is undeniably impressive.

As councillors, we aren’t technically council employees.

As it turns out, Moogles, the adorable series staple, proved both stylistically and technically demanding.

As the Roy kids were quick to point out in episode three of this season, they weren't technically estranged from their father.

As the threat actors become more technically advanced and well-resourced, they also share their techniques and capabilities with the wider dark web community, concludes the report.