Sentence examples for simultaneously thought from inspiring English sources
He simultaneously thought up the theory of evolution by natural selection alongside Charles Darwin yet also made time for clambering around collecting specimens in the most exotic spots in the world.
And I simultaneously thought ― shouldn't I be happy about this?
The moment that their Muslim roots were divulged, every single Muslim in America simultaneously thought, "Fuuuuccckk".
The same can be said of Jews and Westerners, other icons of power that stoke acute hatred among their enemies: Jews are simultaneously thought of as vermin and rulers of the world; Westerners (Americans in particular) are devoid of values and treat women like sex objects, yet, they command the most powerful countries and militaries in the world.
A person's ability to switch between modes of thought and to simultaneously think about multiple concepts has been shown to be a vital component of learning.
How can Mr. Bernanke simultaneously think that growth is too slow and that it shouldn't be sped up?
Instead of trying to preordain exactly what is or isn't allowed on every single piece of land, we should abandon micromanagement and — simultaneously — think big by funding improvements to infrastructure.
It is impossible, he claims, to compartmentalise one's thinking in the way the two-level account requires to simultaneously think like a utilitarian and act in a non-utilitarian way.
Furthermore, those who are able to be cognitively flexible have been shown to have the ability to switch between and/or simultaneously think about sounds and meanings, which increases their reading fluency and comprehension.
Over the course of a show, only the most trusting fans don't start yelling, "GET COOP BACK ALREADY!" This was the most satisfying episode of Twin Peaks yet, making me simultaneously think all the frustrating moments have been worth it and but couldn't it all have gone at this pace and taken maybe 60percentt as long?
Simultaneously, think you have done a good job just by realizing the mistake you've done is a new lesson.
