Sentence examples for simultaneously worrying from inspiring English sources

So why do we feel compelled to elevate Bishop while simultaneously worrying that we're raising her too high?

It's classic National, centred on the intimate feelings of a man falling in love with the woman of his dreams while simultaneously worrying that his responsibilities will cause him to lose her.

Kaling is a great actor and her special brand of unashamed girliness would be hilarious in Ghostbusters 3. A super feminine Ghostbuster, trapping ghosts but simultaneously worrying about her manicure would be adorable alongside McCarthy's more bossy persona.

Sometimes unravelling the allusions is as fiendishly complex as doing the Times crossword (even if equally satisfying) and it's hard not to read each page simultaneously worrying that you might be missing something - and feeling sorry for those undergraduates who have to tackle Rushdie head on for their term papers.

The survivors of IPV demonstrated great confidence in their GPs while simultaneously worrying about breaches in confidentiality.

It was after 11, and Bengis-Palei was simultaneously worried about finding 25 more pounds of crab and concerned about April.

I'm worried that I'm wasting my wishes — even though I'm simultaneously worried that I don't have any more wishes that would take someone longer to fulfill than it would take me to compose the request.

As Fowler tells it, the pressures haven't changed much -- a man's still simultaneously worried about performing, dodging gold diggers and scraping together enough money to start a family -- but as for repression, there isn't any anymore.

Europeans may want a more "normal" America, closer to their own values, but they simultaneously worry that a more modest America would demand more of them in the realm of hard military power.

And in typical neurotic New Yorker fashion, I'm simultaneously worried and angered.

Simultaneously, analysts worry that a secular stagnation, though momentarily offset by asset bubbles, may have been already at play in major advanced economies, leading to the ongoing sluggish and feeble recovery.