Over drumbeats that were simultaneously deliberate and jumpy, the two zurnas shared accelerating melodies.
With his three-octave range and smoothly unpredictable melismas, he improvised in ways that were simultaneously fervent and playful.
Ms. Travers's statuesque appearance and flowing blond hair drew plenty of comments that were simultaneously lighthearted and tied to deep admiration.
His 10-house group called Slocum Crescent recalls, in a modest way, the sprawling mansions that were simultaneously on his boards.
The director of paradox embodied paradoxes: only Rivette could make films that were simultaneously almost anonymous and yet confiningly hermetic, simultaneously open and closed to a fault.
Bennett fearlessly scrutinized the British class system, propriety, and England's north-south cultural divide with results that were simultaneously chilling and hilarious.
Tube tops, a disco-era staple, made him his first Manhattan million; then came business suits that were simultaneously demure and curvaceous and earned his "king of the jacket" sobriquet.
Conversation was like one of his pieces: a crazy mishmash of images, multiple layers and references, and a spray of allusions that were simultaneously silly, profound and beautiful — he was the Neal Cassady of the art world.
Like today's preppers, he valued self-sufficiency for reasons that were simultaneously self-aggrandizing and suspicious: he did not believe that he needed anything from other people, and he did not trust other people to provide it.
These were parties that were simultaneously glittering and homespun: there were A-list invitees and glamorous eccentrics, but she favored small groups and served them in her living room.
The Minutemen, a group of working-class white musicians from San Pedro, California, who were influential in the late eighties, wrote frantic political rants that were simultaneously jazz, punk, and funk, without sounding like any of these genres.
