Sentence examples for living simultaneously from inspiring English sources

They believe in living simultaneously".

For a month now we have been living simultaneously in 1917 & 1939.

But now the anxiety of living simultaneously in disparate worlds of war and play begins to heighten.

The idea that everyone can have everything may be logically preposterous, but it is ideologically essential to the imagination of a country that seems to be living simultaneously in the Great Depression and the Gilded Age.

In that it's undoubtedly prescient: Kieślowski, and his scriptwriter Krzysztof Piesiewicz, came up with this elaborately constructed drama of identical women living simultaneously in Poland and France, with near-identical names and personalities, and of course embodied by the same actor, Irène Jacob.

The problem with living simultaneously in both the digital world and reality?

To properly appreciate her recent accomplishments, Schiavone must live simultaneously in the moment and in the past.

But the dolphin simulation was built in-house at Johns Hopkins, and has lived simultaneously in the commercial and the medical worlds since its inception.

"Scotland," he concluded, "could only be known by someone who had the power to live simultaneously in the bodies of all the men, women and children in it".

Maxine Hong Kingston's "The Woman Warrior" is not exactly a novel, but few books out there can rival its powerful vision of what it means to live simultaneously in two worlds.

For people of a certain technological proclivity, this has become the new multitasking: to live simultaneously in the physical world and in their smartphones, without missing out on either.