Sentence examples for feel simultaneously from inspiring English sources
Even the emotions my college town, Cambridge, Mass., elicits in me are not a function of the place itself but rather reflect feelings I had while I lived there: heady sleeplessness, a tendency to feel simultaneously about to collapse and invincible, self-absorption and stress in equal measure.
The pace can feel simultaneously dizzying and dull.
San Diego always manages to feel simultaneously busy and fun, while not being crowded and claustrophobic.
They somehow manage to feel simultaneously grand and intimate, a tough trick to pull off.
When it doesn't, you are likely to feel simultaneously relieved and cheated.
The characters' specificity makes us feel simultaneously delighted, enlightened, and choked up.
Max had felt simultaneously proud and awful.
The concept feels simultaneously redundant and yet poetic.
Terry Torry A List feels simultaneously familiar and challenging.
Like many women, I felt simultaneously galvanized, vindicated, dispirited, and exhausted.
When Bredekamp saw it, he later noted, he felt "simultaneously electrified and skeptical".
