Sentence examples for simultaneously past from inspiring English sources

There is a slight affectation in this, but it's true that the work has the quality of a ritual, in which a historical event is experienced as simultaneously past and present, with the performers cast both as observers and participants.

But it wasn't for several years, long after they knew that their lives were bound together, that she wrote in a letter that "I want to tell you just three words – two of them are pronouns and the third is a verb (to be read in all the tenses simultaneously: past, present and future".

This is an innovative device, its strangeness emphasised by passages in which different points in time are described simultaneously, past and present knitted together: we are shown Robert's body being removed from his flat, for example, in the same scene that we are shown him, years earlier, painting the walls with his partner, Yvonne.

We are seated in a stand facing a house without a facade, its open, grey concrete rooms dotted with monitors; a giant screen fills the absent attic; green hills stretch beyond; Simon Banham's design simultaneously suggests past, present and future.

These nonlinearities have yet to be taken into account simultaneously in past studies.

Young is an outlaw in the future (and simultaneously the past, because poetry).

Brexit supporters in the United Kingdom have also tried to invoke English nationalism by recalling an idyllic but simultaneously glorious past, when Great Britain was sovereign over its destiny; Britannia was ruling the waves, and--most importantly--foreigners and immigrants were confined to their proper place (presumably not England).

In this study we have argued that to predict the future distribution of a species under climate warming, we need to simultaneously assess past thermal adaptation, genetic variation needed for future adaptation, and how they are linked.

The story is told simultaneously in the past, present and future.

All this is blended, in Robert Jones's design, with glimpses of medieval artworks to make the point that Shaw's play exists simultaneously in the past and present.

Harmonically, rhythmically, emotionally he is way ahead of his time – outside of time, in fact, looking simultaneously into the past and the future.