Sentence examples similar to alone of both from inspiring English sources

For the Greeks the Father alone is the origin of both the Son and the Holy Spirit.

This realization came after years of being alone for both holidays; indeed, when I'm not alone, it's usually by coincidence.

The AUC of CRP and PCT measurements together was significantly higher than the AUC of CRP alone (AUC of both CRP and PCT versus AUC of CRP alone: 0.858 versus 0.819 in all patients, P <0.001; 0.758 versus 0.684 for group I, P = 0.01; 0.899 versus 876 for group II, P = 0.01).

But this means that they are the only creatures who can truly serve their creator, for they alone, partaking of both sides of creation, may choose between them.

And I still don't honestly know what to say to those souls who are truly alone, bereft of both youth and friends.

In osteoblasts cultured alone, secretion of both sRANKL and OPG was significantly increased under pressure and the mean ratio of OPG:sRANKL was decreased 49% in osteoblast monoculture.

However, the similar functional effects observed following downregulation of TFPIβ alone and of both TFPIα and TFPIβ may also indicate that TFPIβ was responsible for most of the effects seen in our study.

There, after the Hundred Days, he distinguished himself by his courageous defense of Marshal Ney, for whose acquittal he, alone of all the peers, both spoke and voted.

The coverage of the IBCv1 alone, with both of the 500 K SNP GWAS and with the one million SNP array products across the Group 1 loci is illustrated in Figure 5 under varying MAF thresholds across the HapMap populations.

As children, members of the generation were considered "latchkey kids" because of the time spent alone while both of their parents went off to work.

They are not alone, of course — they have company, both human and otherwise — and soon they're battling predatory creatures and a vast cover-up.