Cassirer, for his part, simultaneously articulates an interpretation of the history of modern philosophy as the development and eventual triumph of what he calls "modern philosophical idealism".
This is because consumption affords a key site in which class-related aspirations, anxieties and fears are simultaneously articulated and addressed.
It sheds new light on the spatial management of colonial Asian cities, a set of arrangements designed to tackle epidemiological threats that simultaneously articulated deeply seated social, racial, and political conflicts and anxieties.
He's got a mouth like a traction engine and is simultaneously the most articulate and reluctant proponent of voting Labour for change that I'd ever met.
As the delegate spoke, Pinkney had to make sense of a message composed in one language while simultaneously constructing and articulating the same message in another tongue.
The challenge was articulated simultaneously at many levels, from misgivings of individuals and profession-specific entities to a policy problem couched in cultural contexts of the diverse medical communities in the European Union.
Close your eyes and imagine the famously gnarled voice of William S. Burroughs, slowly articulating and simultaneously mocking these words.
Yet, simultaneously, these narratives serve to articulate tensions connected with righteous behaviour and social inequities.
Hodaiby is young, fiercely intelligent, excruciatingly articulate, and is simultaneously working toward two masters degrees, one in political science at the American University of Cairo, the other in Islamic Sharia at the High Institute of Islamic Studies.
This contradictory duality is articulated in powerful, simultaneously experienced opposing emotions like joy and grief, fruition and guilt.
