Sentence examples for alone engage from inspiring English sources
It's a massive struggle to just get dressed, let alone engage with people in any meaningful way.
She displays a marked disinclination to mention, let alone engage, differing interpretations of key events in Coolidge's career.
The easy criticism, both from the right and from liberal academia, has been to mock college students as sensitive "snowflakes" refusing to hear — let alone engage with — differing viewpoints.
"Whether these vegetables are still active in the busy metropolis of the body, with thousands of cellular processes going on at once, is another question: once the leek is chewed, swallowed, demolished by intestinal enzymes and absorbed into the blood, how likely are its molecules to brush up against a cancer cell, let alone engage it in armed combat?
It is pointless to talk about rehabilitation when there are too few prison staff to let inmates out of their cells for longer than an hour or two or ensure even the most basic levels of hygiene, let alone engage constructively with them as the new strategy demands.
"Has eating your own words ever tasted as sweet?" It is - I still reckon it would've been 5-0 but for McGrath's injury - but I'd just like to add that I will never, ever meet Scarlett Johansson, let alone engage her with some charming, obtuse and nerdy banter.
The work opens with Yo-el Cassell alone, engaged in a one-way communication with the audience using sign language.
That Weiner, 50, was present for the meeting, let alone engaged in the nuances of the issues, is heartening.
Last season, despite the frequent presence of co-workers and hangers-on, Ice and Coco were often shown alone, engaging in the small interactions that make couples successful.
Such is the level of abuse that many – particularly women writing about feminism or black writers discussing race – have simply given up reading, let alone engaging with, reader comments.
You can hardly imagine John Kasich and Ted Cruz enduring a meal with each other the earnest son of a postman in one seat, the snobby former Princeton debater in the other let alone engaging in a high-stakes strategy session.
