Sentence examples for simultaneously thought of from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Watching the Gob Squad in the streets, moving like flat-footed dancers through a cosmos they were unfamiliar with, thus punctuating our unfamiliarity and familiarity with the city simultaneously, we thought of what Berliners might have felt looking at the film "People on Sunday" when it was released in 1930.

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.

I argue that kludgeocracy is what you get when you combine a political culture in which market solutions have a certain prestige and in which the public simultaneously thinks there are a large number of areas that are legitimate subjects of public concern.

His many-paths interpretation of quantum theory, in which a particle could be thought of as simultaneously taking every conceivable avenue from A to B, including those that looped back in time, was as mind-blowing as anything hallucinated by the Fundamental Fysiks Group.

…[The artwork] must be thought of as simultaneously moving and at rest".

In 1812, Madison wrote Thomas Jefferson to ask what the former president thought of waging war simultaneously against Britain and France.

With a 50-50 chance that this reaction will occur, Schrodinger proposed, the cat could be thought of as being simultaneously dead and alive.

Organizational leaders can be thought of as living in two worlds, simultaneously.

The European Journal of Futures Research EJFRR) provides a platform where the possible, desirable, plausible and probable futures of Europe can be thought of ahead of time and shaped simultaneously.