simultaneousness

They got to their ground, with the simultaneousness appointed, on the eleventh or twelfth day.

The works of liberature refer to the experience of simultaneousness.

Here my impression was of queasy simultaneousness.

Because of the simultaneousness of these two pivotal events, Brian often associates Gus with Justin, referring to both as "sonny boy."

Furthermore, liberature as a hybrid genre incorporating the features of numerous media at the same time, including the arts, assumes a quality of simultaneousness as a dominating one.

"I'd certainly challenge one who went back no further than that in his power," Duffey maintained stubbornly, "even if his power includes the mastery of historical evidence and of simultaneousness."

This balance is embodied in the main characteristic of Jonathan Bragdon's artwork - the simultaneousness of representation and abstraction that is evident on levels of production as well as reception.

That pleasure is to be distinguished from good is proved by the simultaneousness of pleasure and pain, and by the possibility of the bad having in certain cases pleasures as great as those of the good, or even greater.

Also a suspicious simultaneousness between the deaths of the so-called oppositionals and big international summits with Russian participation was noted, along with the question who could be interested in worsening Russia's and Putin's image in front of them.

My conception of time, my ability to distinguish between consecutiveness and simultaneousness - seemed subtly disordered so that I formed chimerical notions about living in one age and casting one's mind all over etenity for knowledge of past and future ages.

As McPherson writes to his friend across the Pacific: "I do the best I can by, periodically, dropping into silence - your kind of silence which has a vocabulary of its own, a kind of yohaku - in order to restore communion with my old simultaneousness, in order to renew myself.