Sentence examples for simultaneously it seems from inspiring English sources
Both simultaneously, it seems.
Thus, if a participant can reflect more than one semantic role simultaneously, it seems logical to assign a dual code to a verb that denotes more than one simple meaning when used in a particular context 3. The fifth issue raised here is something that is yet to emerge in the SM, although it has, in part, been suggested in the CG Transitivity system.
As an aside, it is enormously difficult to reconcile Descartes' collision rules with his claim that all bodily motion occurs in circular paths; moreover, since the bodies that comprise the circular path all move simultaneously, it seems to follow from the definition of "body" (see Section 3) that there is only one moving body (and not many).
Despite the current trend in which oligo array-CGH is gradually replacing BAC array-CGH because of its flexibility (clone-less, fast and custom print-on-demand, and probably the most powerful advantage of assessing copy number and allele information simultaneously), it seems that BAC arrays will remain important for profiling DNA from formalin-fixed material.
(3) It is common and quite attractive to believe in the existence of many of the elements on the left and on the right simultaneously, but it seems clear that the implications of that belief are often contradictory, entailing that one and the same piece of reality both can be otherwise and cannot be otherwise in the same way at the same time.
While attempting to do this, Maeda also tried to simultaneously make it seem similar to typical visual novels in the same genre as Air to give the game appeal to the players who often play such games.
Watching multiple layers of Yumdda rap simultaneously makes it seem like we're watching all his multiple personalities unravel, which is pretty cool and his swagger kind of reminds us of Lil Wayne.
It seems simultaneously heroic and insane.
It directly engages with the world of ideas, and it seems simultaneously objective and subjective.
Like a lot of Drummond's ideas over the years, it seems simultaneously completely barmy and hugely impressive.
From 1992: My criticism inspires me with an increasing impatience — it seems simultaneously timid and reckless, a callow papering-over of an invincible ignorance.
