Sentence examples for simultaneously conveys from inspiring English sources

Although Ms. Quinlan's film is wistful for what was, it simultaneously conveys how enduring a certain version of authenticity is.

Stating grandly that the government grants access, and featuring a picture of a sheep, the stamp simultaneously conveys pride and parochialism.

Williams has dyed-red hair, in a sort of wedged pageboy cut, and a wide-eyed look that somehow simultaneously conveys apprehension and assurance.

The way Ms. Moreno simultaneously conveys sick dread and iron resolution makes the scene in which she first swallows the pellets, as they're euphemistically called, indelible.

That final "sports event" is a touch of brilliance that simultaneously conveys Kinbote's rarified aloofness and his poignant cultural alienation: despite having lived in America for some time, he doesn't even know what baseball is).

Entertainment Weekly's film critic Lisa Schwarzbaum gave the film the rare "A" rating, calling it, "an intense, action-driven war pic, a muscular, efficient standout that simultaneously conveys the feeling of combat from within as well as what it looks like on the ground.

The gesture manages to simultaneously convey someone heroically taking off into the stratosphere and stepping blindly off the edge of a cliff.

The choreography lavishly evokes the blending of the spiritual and erotic in Odissi dance, as the two women simultaneously convey the heft and magnificence of Shiva, the colour, wit and sensuality of Shivah.

After years of drug-addiction, disgrace and obscurity, the Hollywood producer Robert Evans has also achieved that delicate balance, first with his autobiography, "The Kid Stays in the Picture," and then with a 2002 documentary of the same title; both became cult hits because they simultaneously conveyed his enviable bravado and poignant vulgarity.

"Voices simultaneously convey a lot of different things about us," says Scott. "If you speak to someone on the phone you can tell if they're a man or a woman, roughly how old they are, roughly where they come from in the country, if they're ill, if they're in a bad mood – that's all there.

The governor has sent out hazy signals about the degree of passion he brings to the issue of abortion, simultaneously conveying a deep personal disapproval of it and a disinclination to put it anywhere near the top of his political priorities.