The phrase "alone genuine" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of authenticity or singularity, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "In a world full of imitations, her feelings were the only ones that felt alone genuine."
Alternatives: "truly authentic" or "uniquely real".
Some say this timetable is too short for a country with no experience of even single-party politics, let alone of genuine democracy.
But the scale of the drop could not be explained by one-off factors alone, suggesting genuine weakness in German industry.
They may be thrown a few scraps, the wealthiest nation in the history of the world lacking compassion and understanding, let alone a genuine moral core, but that's about it.
(Armstrong 1989, 115ff) For example, if an object has a size, a mass, and a motion, are the size and the mass different tropes and is it not strange to think of the size alone as a genuine particular suited to be treated as an 'atomic' component of the whole?
"The issue of asylum seekers is not a problem affecting Australia alone, and any genuine attempt to address the problem needs to be part of a regional solution rather than founded on unilateral action by the Australian government," said Dr Jeffrey Neilson at the University of Sydney Southeast Asia Centre.
It would be wrong, and arrogant, to dismiss the Aafia hysteria as populism alone – the anger is genuine.
They claim that this alone proves parents lack genuine choice, even if no parent has ever said so.
It is not possible that these women have any motivations that are genuine, let alone any innate ability or right to care for their country or simply to fall in love.
Instead, "we spent three hours all alone, and he spoke with genuine passion and an amazing breadth of knowledge," Mr. Sterling said.
The pre-budget change signals a clear shift to a "territorial" approach, in which the British taxman will limit his enthusiasm to domestic profits and leave genuine overseas earnings alone.
