Sentence examples for alternately, even from inspiring English sources

Mr. Martin depicts each of them alternately, even simultaneously -- a spastic tug of war with left side against right side and no side (including the audience's) unsplit.

Alternately, even if policymakers knew of the support for change, they may have perceived difficulties in translating public support into policy decisions that could be defended.

The victim-beneficiaries of medieval culture retained their sanity by periodically de-conditioning themselves and becoming, for a little while, centers of pure receptivity, open to the dark gods, or the gods of light, or to both sets of deities alternately or even simultaneously.

(Scott) * 'KINGS AND QUEENo (No rating, 150 minutes, in French) About a hapless man and a woman who is alternately, perhaps even simultaneously, a mistress, monster, mother, murderer, object of lust and subject of loathing, this latest work from the wildly talented French filmmaker Arnaud Desplechin is essential viewing.

(Scott) * 'KINGS AND QUEENo (No rating, 150 minutes, in French) A film about a hapless man and a woman who is alternately, perhaps even simultaneously, a mistress, monster, mother, murderer, object of lust and subject of loathing, this latest work from the wildly talented French filmmaker Arnaud Desplechin is essential viewing.

Metamodernism: A paradigm, structure of feeling, system of logic, and cultural dominant in which all distances collapse into an alternately (or even jointly) scrutable and inscrutable, clear and ambiguous, all-complicit and indirect singularity whose relationship to contemporary living is a mimetic one.

The rationale is that for putative monocular mechanisms the motion direction is well defined, whereas for binocular mechanisms that collapse monocular views before computing motion direction on basis of these collapsed images, motion direction is ambiguous as arrowheads appear alternately in even and odd-numbered slits and thus merely seem to wobble back and forth.

Republican alternatives are even weaker, alternately housing a consumer unit either in the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or the Federal Reserve.

She has taken Ms. Jelinek's monologue and placed it in the mouths of 13 Haider clones, dressed alternately in evening clothes and a flamboyant array of sporting gear (Mr. Haider is a sports enthusiast).

The capacity of these marks to read alternately as real — even anatomically correct — and malformed and abstract is one reason for the continuing relevance of de Kooning's art.

Sounding alternately laconic, arch, even patrician, Mr. Winfield seems to be getting a kick out of the tongue-in-cheek (I presume) text provided for him by the show's writers.