Sentence examples similar to a lone expression from inspiring English sources

His nom de guerre – or perhaps nom de paix – suggests more than solitary artistic expression: it represents a lone, rational voice when the airwaves were congested with partial messaging and sensationalist reporting as Kenya was ambushed by violence in what should have been that most basic, yet ultimate expression of democracy: an election.

If there is a lone x, such as in the expression 4x^3 - x, the derivative of that is 12x^2 - 1, since x^0 = 1.

There is a lone-soldier aspect to his career.

A lone tear rolls down his face.

To admirers and detractors, she is the perfect expression of the Web's original premise, which suggested that a lone obsessive could own the conversation, which she punctuates with the phrase TOLDJA in capital letters.

A lone youth walked.

It was a lone endeavor".

We approached a lone lock.

"A wrestler is a lone figure.

Fed policy is not a lone villain.

A Lone Bennett?