Sentence examples for to simultaneously acknowledge from inspiring English sources

His model, as the movie's literary references make clear, is "A Tale of Two Cities" rather than "Atlas Shrugged," which means that he's trying to simultaneously acknowledge the injustices of the existing regime while suggesting that both the revolutionary and anarchic alternatives would be much, much worse.

While generally there is a presumption that to catch out some entity or category as socially constructed is at the same time to condemn it, many thinkers are prepared to simultaneously acknowledge both the non-naturalness of race as well as a certain pragmatic utility in retaining it.

But it's silly for Dolan to simultaneously acknowledge the problem and then cling to it for the sake of team history.

There is a general hostility to the ideal of feminism, yet people simultaneously acknowledge that women are often discriminated against, and are legitimate in pursuing their interests.

This is difficult to learn because it means we must simultaneously acknowledge the emotions we feel after a crime is committed ― fear, anger, shock ― but not base a judicial system on those emotions.

There was also the difficulty of communicating complex information within the narrow time constraints of television news, something further compounded by urging viewers to remain calm while simultaneously acknowledging that authorities did not have answers to several questions.

Great actors build this, little by little, with the audience, leading us to a state that simultaneously acknowledges and challenges isolation through the act of sharing.

Some are even inclined to read these events simultaneously, acknowledging how the legacies of imperialism that make big game hunting possible are sustained by ideas of racial entitlement.

Stewart criticized Comedy Central's decision to alter the episode, while simultaneously acknowledging they likely did so to protect their employees from "possible harmful repercussions".

Localisation microscopy data are notoriously hard to convey in a concise, systematic and unbiased way, whilst simultaneously acknowledging the caveats to the method as referenced in the reviewer's comments.

As for sondheim, Broadway holds its leading composer dear while simultaneously acknowledging that he caters to a rarefied market.