Sentence examples for simultaneously embracing from inspiring English sources

But he says it is odd that fund investors who are turning their backs on domestic stocks are simultaneously embracing foreign funds that focus on developed markets.

It's an odd conflict of influences that sees hipsters drinking imported PBR ("a shit beer" as an American kindly warns us), while simultaneously embracing craft beer that's been lovingly brewed rather than mass-produced.

He gets the nihilism; he takes it so seriously, as authentic danger, that the crucial element of his movies — his style — can be seen as a way of simultaneously embracing it and warding it off.

Similar identity politics are being played out all along the border between these two genres, as bhangra fans are simultaneously embracing hip-hop and emphasizing their ethnic roots, their nation of origin and their superior claim to its traditions.

Before our eyes, two giant nations–India and China are simultaneously embracing both capitalism and globalization.

As pointed out by Li et al., a key success of commercial applications over vehicular environment will inevitably be featured by entity authentication and billing while simultaneously embracing the vehicle mobility [1].

Since then, Ms. Olson has been simultaneously embraced and reviled by neighbors.

"Koran by Heart" simultaneously embraces and subverts a familiar documentary genre.

But it simultaneously embraces the temporariness and disposability of the experience, as part and parcel of growing up.

The tomb installation feels at once airy and claustrophobic, as befits a culture that simultaneously embraced death and recoiled from it.

Stamford may be steeped in its past and the antics of its ancestors, but – as the Bull's rooms do – you have to simultaneously embrace the 21st century.