Sentence examples for managing simultaneously from inspiring English sources
Her voice, a significant part of her comedic success, managing simultaneously to convey both innocent sweetness and world-weary sarcasm, now leans more towards the latter.
Witty, too, and the peerless scene in which he's "persuaded" into kingship – "since you will buckle fortune on my back" – had echoes even of Sherlock, in its managing simultaneously to patronise and wheedle.
The author of more than a dozen collections of poetry, as well as critical essays and works for the stage, he repeatedly explored the strife and uncertainties that have afflicted his homeland, while managing simultaneously to steer clear of polemic.
He gives us vivid sketches of the peculiar, gifted men and women of the Gandhi-Nehru dynasty – India's Julio-Claudians – who governed the country until the 1990s, managing simultaneously to keep India democratic and united, while running its economy into the ground.
However, we propose that bridging the social boundaries was achieved not merely due to the landscape services concept, but also due to the fact that multiple boundaries were managed simultaneously, and additional arrangements were used in boundary management.
Somehow, it manages simultaneously to be both democracy in action and democracy inaction.
Afterward, in an unexpected move, the group signed on to be managed simultaneously by two industry veterans, Howard Kaufman and Irving Azoff.
Casey manages simultaneously to skewer middle-American life and shield her characters from the heat of her own prose.
Someone who seems to combine both careers, however, is Boris Johnson, who manages simultaneously to be both London mayor and zipwire-swinging buffoon.
It's a scabrously funny sequence that manages simultaneously to be honest about straight men's prejudices and offer an example of what mutual tolerance might look like.
GBH managed simultaneously to satirise and eviscerate MI5, the Conservative Party, the right-wing press, and the less mentally grounded elements of Labour's support.
