Sentence examples for simultaneously sounds from inspiring English sources

Now doing his second UK number 1, Stay With Me, a song that simultaneously sounds like fifteen other songs.

And Tesco sells an enormous amount of books, of course; so for an author to have his DVDs on the shelf alongside his books and to sell them simultaneously sounds like a very good thing," said Maisel.

It all forms a cohesive whole that simultaneously sounds like the past, present, and future.

Jenny Slate is Missy, and best of all, Maya Rudolph does wonders with Connie, fashioning a voice which simultaneously sounds like that of a comforting auntie and Cher.

Instead, by tapping into these tracks' raw emotional vulnerability and giving them new backbones, they've been able to create music that simultaneously sounds like yesteryear and now.

Tom Breihan notes that the song "somehow simultaneously sounds like strip-club ass-shake material and Funkadelic covering Morricone", while music journalist Alexis Petridis writes that it "improbably burst[s] into something that most closely resembles a P-Funk take on the mid-60s Batman theme.

The reason is that the two lasers create the sort of "beat frequency" that occurs when two tuning forks simultaneously sound slightly different notes.

Tertiary, despite managing to simultaneously sound like both euphemistic bureaucratese and ripping flesh, is a Latinate word that means, simply, third.

In Fahey's hands, a single song can carry echoes of all the older musics he was drawn to – traditional folk ballads, blues, bluegrass, gospel, spirituals – but simultaneously sound somehow new and utterly unique.

Click here to watch video In Fahey's hands, a single song can carry echoes of all the older musics he was drawn to – traditional folk ballads, blues, bluegrass, gospel, spirituals – but simultaneously sound somehow new and utterly unique.

Reviewing it in the Guardian, I also loved The Whole Love, being particularly taken with the way the Chicago band's eighth "made a mockery of their initial pigeonholing as alt.country", uniting the band's leftfield and pop sensibilities so inventively that it simultaneously sounded stupidly catchy but weird and avant garde.