Sentence examples for at once still from inspiring English sources
The absolutist American view, let's stipulate at once, still has much to be said for it.
It's music in which you participate almost as much as the performers, acting out your own dream-journey of moving through a landscape that's at once still and violent.
One is at once standing still while being swept away, standing apart while feeling immersed.
You can be seemingly everywhere at once and still shut off.
He was a gigantic Jamaican who always sang off-key and could handle a half-dozen orders at once and still keep his grills spotless and his platters looking as if he pulled them from an ad in a magazine.
But while the Piano design did much to update the institution's fusty image and enabled curators to present several temporary exhibitions at once, it still did not provide nearly enough room to show off the Morgan's permanent collection.
In fact, the quality of modern leaveners and other ingredients (and equipment like the electric whisk) means that mixing all the ingredients together all at once can still produce a light cake.
In an era when many of her comrades are hosting television game shows, churning out three cookbooks a year and running 16 restaurants at once, Ms. Hamilton still holds sway over a single Prune — the original one, with its cozily claustrophobic clustering of tables.
But in interviews with the Guardian, academics have disputed that argument from their own experience, including: A 44-year-old politics lecturer working at three different institutions at once but still earning only just over £6,000 a year, relying on benefits to top up his poverty pay.
In a society where women in particular have their worth tied to how many people they've slept with and how many past relationships they have had, being sexually and romatically involved with two or more people at once is still a radical act.
That makes it more difficult for a potential spammer to blast messages out to many numbers at once and still actually reach a real live phone.
