Sentence examples for simultaneously startling from inspiring English sources

I wonder how New Yorkers are going to do when the heat becomes simultaneously startling and numbing, when the sun becomes this whitish disc fixed in the sky, when humidity leaches the brilliance from the moon and the stars, when long-awaited rains wind up trickling down like seepage or sweat, when the heat wakes up as early as a cranky baby and stays up as late as a drunken guest.

The photos Jordan took during his first trip are simultaneously startling, beautiful, and heartbreaking.

The paper is simultaneously startling and obvious.

The lack of engagement by farmers is, however, simultaneously startling and yet in keeping with some form of 'benevolent' policymaking in which a bureaucratic and political commitment to promoting community and social benefits is, at some level, present.

Modern critics view it as a device, integral to poetic language, encompassing the tensions of error and truth simultaneously, not necessarily by startling juxtapositions but by subtle and continuous qualifications of the ordinary meaning of words.

The piece, which recreates one the artist first executed in Munich in 1968, exudes a slightly moist, muffling atmosphere and affords a sight so surreally, deliriously startling as to be simultaneously ridiculous and sublime.

It was a startling allusion to several bodies of knowledge simultaneously.

Louise Leakey's talk revealed something that was startling to most of us: that we had more than one type of ancestor simultaneously walking the planet.

The result was startling.

THE reversal was startling.

The transformation was startling.