Sentence examples for emerging at the same time from inspiring English sources

And, by dint of emerging at the same time, the two are bound to be compared.

Emerging at the same time as the Provos and hippies, he embodied the spirit and ideas of the 1960s as much as John Lennon did.

The young poets emerging at the same time were, in their own way, also in revolt against the decrepitude of Victorian Britain.

An entirely different meaning of wired for sound was emerging at the same time: "The joint is wired.... "wrote J. D. MacDonald in a 1957 novel, "A Man of Affairs".

What's more, there may be several burst data streams emerging at the same time due to the correlation among sensor nodes in health monitoring.

The original Teddy Boys not only represented a threat to the establishment in bleak postwar Britain, they also stake a serious claim as Britain's first codified youth tribe, emerging at the same time the "teenager" became a fully fledged Thing.

On the page titled glass, viewers can click on a virtual Macbook screen, which links viewers to an article on how the broken windows theory emerged at the same time the NYPD raided a gay bar on Times Square in October of 1982.

Also, Rupert Goold's Headlong company (Enron, The Effect) emerged at the same time.

They all emerged at the same time that this poem was written".

The nymphs, which lack wings but otherwise closely resemble adults, all emerge at the same time.

"What kind of an impression am I making?" It is no coincidence that the concept of society emerges at the same time as the concept of self.