Sentence examples for simultaneous experiences from inspiring English sources

But much like me, he finds that passing has also made his life more difficult in that he constantly navigates simultaneous experiences of it.

Most recently, he wrote B lack NESS & LATINI dad): a chapbook about the liminal and simultaneous experiences of being Black, Latino, light skinned, and a father of twins.

Pesic argues that polyphony raises fundamental issues for philosophy, theology, literature, psychology, and neuroscience all searching for the apparent unity of consciousness in the midst of multiple simultaneous experiences.

Watery reflections can make settings seem visionary, and the core of the exhibition calls attention to this in examples by Minor White emphasizing mystical spatial ambiguities, by Daniel Jones featuring magical blendings of light and texture, and by Chip Forelli, revealing uncanny simultaneous experiences with alternating haze and hard-edged clarity.

"Maybe this project could be seen as a sort of portal that lets you go back and forth between having those two simultaneous experiences: existing virtually and physically at the festival," Goshinski said.

The trilogy contains Ekelöf's finest poetic expression of the simultaneous experience of presence and transitoriness.

Radio's chief characteristic is its liveness — the shared simultaneous experience, in real time, between broadcaster and listener.

It is the simultaneous experience of studying, sharing, debating, and discovering new ideas that makes our education liberal.

All three works prompt philosophical meditation on the simultaneous experience of real and fictional time, but "Roz" gives you something to feel as well as think about.

Research scientist Christina Fong at Carnegie Mellon University has investigated the effects of "emotional ambivalence"— the simultaneous experience of positive and negative emotions— on creativity.

Modern urban planning was liberally applied in Eritrea – for example, in Agordat, Assab, Dekemhare, Keren, and Mendefera – but the simultaneous experience of Italy's conquest of Ethiopia and modernism's global pre-war climax is what makes Asmara so special.