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Technically Quotes

Quotes that use precision to clarify meaning.

One speaker clarifies their diagnosis as technically bipolar II with borderline features, using the word for Clarity rather than vagueness. Another admits being not technically proficient at all in a skill.

'Syndicate' is technically the first game I worked on.

Quotes by Richard K. Morgan

I am so not technically proficient at all.

Quotes by Monica Potter

I have jumped out of airplanes but I was not technically a paratrooper. I was an infantryman and a night fighter, anti-terrorist.

Quotes by Mark Helprin

I'm manic-depressive, technically bi-polar II with many borderline features.

Quotes by Kate Braverman

Clarity Quotes

Not continuing a tax cut is not technically a tax increase.

Quotes by Grover Norquist

I was never in any band, technically.

Quotes by Elias

Technically, I'm a New Yorker.

Quotes by Charlie Day

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do these quotes rely on the word 'technically'?
Each uses it to add precision, whether clarifying a diagnosis, a skill level, a military role, or a career milestone.
What medical clarification appears in these quotes?
One speaker specifies being technically bipolar II with several borderline features, offering more Clarity than a general label would.
Does a military distinction appear in this collection?
Yes, one speaker notes jumping from airplanes but not technically holding the paratrooper title, having served as infantry instead.
Is 'technically' used to describe a career first here?
Yes, one quote notes that a well-known game was technically the first project the speaker worked on professionally.
Do these quotes connect precision to self-judgment?
In a way, yes - admitting to not being technically proficient reflects honest self-Judgment rather than overstating one's skill.

Elsewhere, 'technically' draws a careful line between roles, as with jumping from airplanes without being a technical paratrooper, and marks a specific career first tied to personal Identity.