The phrase "at the same time exactly" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when trying to emphasize that two events or actions occur simultaneously with precision.
Example: "The fireworks started at the same time exactly as the clock struck midnight."
Alternatives: "simultaneously" or "concurrently".
The anthem goes down and up at the same time, exactly as the psalm both laments the loss of Jerusalem and finds Jerusalem impossible to lose.
(The five notes are attached to the words "Bow thine ear, O Lord"). But when the music reaches the word "Jerusalem" the soprano part lunges upward, an interval of a perfect fifth between "Je" and "rusalem". The anthem goes down and up at the same time, exactly as the psalm both laments the loss of Jerusalem and finds Jerusalem impossible to lose.
Since both the noise and the speech are present at the same time, exactly separating them is not possible.
At the same time, exactly the same level (2.2%) of managers of both sexes had been made redundant.
Blockchains provide not just productive ways for them to air their grievances but also social and financial tools allowing millennials to demonstrate what the problem areas are and, at the same time, exactly how to fix them.
At the same time, exactly in these categories, the improvement of indexes was the highest (between 20 and 27 mm).
At the same time, in exactly these same traits, North Asians appear to be 'superior' to whites.
I thought the way the Smiths songs had this great irony and earnestness at the same time was exactly how high school felt.
Both are destroyed at the same time, in exactly the same way.
The first employed infinitesimal quantities which, while not finite, are at the same time not exactly zero.
You would call it a rebirth, except the last time three men made their bow for England at the same time was exactly one match ago, suggesting not so much succession planning as wild panic.
