Sentence examples for simultaneously grateful from inspiring English sources

This week, America was simultaneously grateful for Chinese help in persuading North Korea to return (well, perhaps return) to six-party talks about its nuclear programme, and angry (especially in Congress) at the Europeans for wanting to sell China more arms.

I am simultaneously grateful for my own good fortune and horrified that the minefield I dodged exists at all! Fourth, social media was a godsend.

It might have been simultaneously the grateful farewell of a generation to a national saviour and the last recessional of the imperial age, which Churchill had been born into and which the governments of the 1960s did much determined good work to unmake.

"And you can't be angry and grateful simultaneously".

2. Simultaneously hating and being grateful for the privilege your son will have as an adult male.

"The two emotions that mess us up the most are fear and anger, and you can't be grateful and fearful simultaneously.

Taking Stephen meant that Taj got to participate in The Charmin Café, for which she was grateful, and she spent the afternoon simultaneously stuffing and running her mouth.

It's not glossing over history to be grateful for advocates who set the stage for our rights while simultaneously discarding the culturally constructed beliefs that we now view as morally wrong.

How grateful?

Profoundly grateful.

Sometimes simultaneously".