The phrase "alone present" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe someone being present by themselves, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She felt alone present at the gathering, as no one engaged with her."
Alternatives: "present by oneself" or "alone in attendance".
For a musical to grapple with miscegenation in 1927, let alone present black and white chorus members singing together, was stunning.
In a telephone interview Dr. Everett, 60, who is the dean of arts and sciences at Bentley University in Waltham, Mass., insisted that he's not trying to pick a fresh fight, let alone present himself as a rival to the man he calls "the smartest person I've ever met".
We can observe that the suppression techniques alone present a lower delivery ratio when compared with their complete protocols.
While the sheer population numbers alone present an opportunity for both India and China, it is India's demographic profile that holds the key to the future.
The long stretches of her trip that she spends alone present another daunting set of challenges that Ms Outen must tackle.
The findings that osteogenic differentiation of hiPSC can be achieved through biomaterial-based cues alone present new avenues for personalized regenerative medicine.
That circumstance alone presents a significant risk of irreparable harm to plaintiff.
The fact of the call alone presents different avenues for interpretation.
Why should his prophecies be taken seriously, let alone presented as major elements in a halfway serious book?
The Metropolitan Museum of Art alone presented one in each of the last two seasons, by the Pacifica Quartet in 2011-12 and the Endellion String Quartet in 2012-13.
Critics of the legislation acknowledged that the name alone presents a challenge if they intend to oppose it over some of its specific provisions.
