Sentence examples for found at once from inspiring English sources
But these leaders are a rare breed, the authors found, at once pragmatic and idealistic.
The song "Black or White", and the video, I found at once poignant and a little disturbing.
Far more acrid human observation is to be found in Chilean-American auteur Sebastián Silva's Nasty Baby (Network, 15), in which a gay couple's attempt to conceive a child with a female friend (Kristen Wiig) goes off course via a neck-snapping plot twist that I found at once exhilarating and unconvincing.
Here, his "whited with quicklime" (rather than "whitewashed," the choice of all the other translations I found) at once exploits the possibilities of assonance and introduces the echo of the King James "whited sepulcher" without betraying the meaning of the original.
It is a story that Western readers found at once familiar a restive adolescent who loves Nike shoes and rock music and foreign she is stopped and threatened with arrest for wearing those shoes as she walks through a city damaged by bombing raids during the Iran-Iraq War (1980 88).
Range: 1 to 4, with 1 highest, 4 lowest priority Vulnerability_count Number of issues of the same vulnerability found at once.
One evening many years ago, after a bottle or two of wine at my flat, a friend and I decided to put on every leopard-print item we could find at once and record the moment for posterity.
And it is impossible to find at once the passage you're looking for, which is almost deliberate, an effect of Claudia's – and my – rejection of the notion of linear memory.
When I mention my inability to return to Bombay in these last few years, Pahuja candidly discloses her own personal misgivings about the city, which she finds at once magical and infuriating.
An average of 21.52 distinct pesticides were found in each child; 35 endocrine disruptor pesticides were found at least once, while 13 types of pesticides were discovered in all the hair samples.
Large elaborately niched tombs of the 1st and 2nd dynasties (c. 2925 c. 2650 bce) found at Ṣaqqārah, once argued to be royal monuments, were later accepted as private tombs of powerful courtiers.
