Meaning that I can stoop to consider even the supposed lowliest examples of the form while simultaneously rising to admire the obscure and the esoteric — and all without feeling any great change in myself.
Anyone who would put credence in such a theory clearly knows little in terms of the mental fortitude to not only become a UFC champion but simultaneously rise to the apex of the pound for pound rankings.
And he does it: listen to the way the main tune of the Allegro, the main part of the first movement, is reclaimed about two-thirds of the way through: it's another pitting of simultaneously rising and descending lines against each other, along with a thrillingly emphatic bass line, a moment that clinches both the music's contrapuntal consistency and its symphonic power.
The wild thing's mouth turns out to be a portal to a sinuous and dewy netherworld where time re-spools itself, and in which you simultaneously rise and fall — which is to say, you dissolve — and through which Guy, like so many other Sendak heroes, drifts and tumbles and morphs, until finally gravity is restored and there is nothing left to do but rest.
New lines are simultaneously rising sharply.
Either way, since the maximum price (p i = 0) cannot simultaneously rise, then the brokers' margins (and ultimately, the brokers' profits) must fall.
He went on to climb the corporate ladder in the oil industry while simultaneously rising through the political ranks of the party.
Simultaneously rising and falling by one percent may not sound like a lot, but it was Obama's third-best ever rise in approval, and his fourth-best month in falling disapproval (to put these numbers in some sort of context).
Notably absent from the stand is Whitey's younger brother, William Billy Bulgerger, who rose to the top of the Boston political world while his older brother simultaneously rose to the top of the Boston criminal world, becoming the Senate president for years and eventually becoming president of the University of Massachusetts.
The intensity of the uptake in those patients had simultaneously risen at the edge of viable bone in the necks and at the tips of the stems.
