Sentence examples for alone joined from inspiring English sources

Diarra was forced to deny it was him, pointing out he had never set foot in Syria let alone joined Isis.

The war has come to this: a lonely grieving mother, initially standing alone, joined now by people of all classes and backgrounds, demanding an end to the war.

When the Senate convened at 8 p.m., Mr. Warner sat in the chamber alone, joined just by clerks and 12 or so aides who clapped vigorously when he brought down the gavel for the final time this year.

We live in the house in which our four children grew up; we now happily occupy it alone, joined regularly by extended family visitors with young children whom we can accommodate and look after.

He alone joined Thomas in a scathing dissent of the court's decision to reject a challenge out of California about the right to carry guns outside of the home.

As the tourists milled by, the two men stood as if alone, joined by their shared pain, glories, honors and memories, until the American, while remaining at attention, slowly lowered his arm and formally stepped backward one pace.

The vast majority of Roma do not even vote in elections, let alone join the campaigns waged on their behalf.

Many of these teenagers do not stay in school, let alone join the Boys Clubs or other after-school programs.

Over 110 Kashmiris were killed.Almost nobody, not even Kashmiris, sees any prospect of winning independence from India, let alone joining their territory to Pakistan.

"At a time when so many are walking away from centre-left parties across the western world and many young people do not vote, let alone join a party, this is surely something to celebrate.

"Why become a Mormon or a Seventh-day Adventist" -- let alone join a so-called cult -- "when the Methodists and Presbyterians wait with open arms?" Professor Iannaccone wrote in "Why Strict Churches Are Strong," a 1994 article in the American Journal of Sociology.