Sentence examples for same breath that from inspiring English sources

"In the same breath, that does not preclude someone else from having also been a person to have participated".

But he insisted in almost the same breath that "we really don't need anybody's permission" to defend American interests.

Quantum computing is very exciting, but there's no guarantee that quantum computing will have the same trajectory or the same breath that classical computing has had.

Ms. Dowd writes of our generation's failure to wrestle with moral issues in the same breath that she absolves police officers everywhere from their own moral dilemmas.

The students were so absorbed in their work, talking about muscle tissue and a basketball game in the same breath, that they barely noticed a visitor.

Hartford executives talk about reducing the total cost of care in the same breath that they discuss the need to charge insurers more.

I spoke with two seasoned teachers who extolled the virtues of no recess but in the same breath, agreed that in theory they were against it, that kids do need breaks to "come up for air".

If you can say that Israel has the right to exist, than you must, in the same breath say that it has the right to defend itself from a fanatical religious cult that is hell-bent on its destruction.

Now," she went on, nearly in the same breath, "contrast that with a film like 'Wreck-It Ralph.' That teaches you: Hey, you can be a better person.

Throughout the book, her work is mentioned in the same breath as that of Simone de Beauvoir, Virginia Woolf, Alice Munro (whose own fiction connects with that of Shields in its profound understanding of the hidden, undocumented existences of "ordinary" women).

But when the curtain comes down on his career, it may be that above all he is spoken of in the same breath as that great fielding triumvirate.