Sentence examples for simultaneously seen from inspiring English sources
You feel as if you've mistakenly wandered into someone else's head and are drowning in an internal monologue in which the whispered banality of the everyday knocks hard against the deepest unarticulated desires, and the conscious and the unconscious can be simultaneously seen and heard clamouring for attention.
Though much of the last decade was taken up with the right-to-die legal battle he helped fight with his MS-suffering partner Debbie Purdy, an animated musical life has simultaneously seen Puente working with Courtney Pine, Wynton Marsalis and Jools Holland, plus guesting with touring Buena Vista stars Ibrahim Ferrer and Rubén González.
For the first time found cases of the increased after-storm electron intensity observed at the inner L-shells with no simultaneously seen increase in the geosynchronous distances are presented.
We would think that if colours are extended and different colours are simultaneously seen without being blended, then there must be edges between them, and shapes outlined by those edges.
For molecular formulas u, v let (P_{mathrm{edge}} u,v)) be the prior that fragment v and loss (u-v) are simultaneously seen in the tree, and let (P_{mathrm{root}} u)) be the prior that the tree is rooted with molecular formula u.
Given the evidence that creativity in America is rapidly increasing, the question arises why the number of copyright registrations has not simultaneously seen a parallel increase.
The EZPhone lets people chat and simultaneously see each other on video in real time.
"It allows you to simultaneously see the bright and dim areas," said Bob Andreas, senior director of business development at Sarnoff.
"It felt nothing unnatural to me until I realized that others could simultaneously see and hear and smell".
The orchestra swells and overwhelms the violin as we simultaneously see the city effortlessly absorb the characters and their relationship.
We all simultaneously saw the small explosions of water, the sucking boils and sharp swirls made by feeding fish.
