technically correct

Examples (20)

• While his statement was technically correct, it was completely misleading.
• His answer was technically correct, but it didn't address the underlying problem.
• It's technically correct to say a tomato is a fruit, but we use it as a vegetable in cooking.
• While the report is technically correct in its data, it fails to capture the full picture.
• The lawyer's argument, though technically correct, ignored the spirit of the law.
• From a legal standpoint, the action taken was technically correct, though morally questionable.
• He won the debate on a minor point that was technically correct but irrelevant to the main issue.
• The old system is still technically correct according to the original specifications, despite its inefficiencies.
• Your calculation is technically correct, but you forgot to account for real-world variables.
• She provided a technically correct definition, but it was too complex for the average listener.
• She pointed out that, to be technically correct, the meeting should have started at 9:01 AM.
• The politician's statement was technically correct, designed to avoid direct lies without being entirely truthful.
• The code runs without errors, so it is technically correct, yet it is highly inefficient.
• The software's calculation is technically correct, even if the user interface makes it seem wrong.
• Is it technically correct to call it a 'sunrise' when the Earth is the one moving?
• It might be technically correct to say that, but it misses the entire point of the discussion.
• The diagnosis was technically correct, but it failed to identify the underlying cause of the symptoms.
• Following the rules strictly, their procedure was technically correct, but it caused significant delays.
• His claim of being the first to arrive was technically correct, as he beat the others by mere seconds.
• The historical account was technically correct, yet it presented a biased perspective.