The phrase "alone share with" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey the idea of sharing something exclusively or individually, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I can alone share with you my thoughts on the matter." (This is still awkward and not recommended.)
Alternatives: "only share with" or "exclusively share with".
I also have a very supportive group of friends, who stayed with me when I couldn't be alone, shared with me their own stories of depression, and gave me the love necessary to carry me through.
You do not meet a friend over borscht, let alone share it with a date by romantic candlelight, even if you are able to suppress the urge to slurp.
It is worth to note that QGY-7703 cells treated with PP2 alone share similar inhibitory extent on tumor invasion as compared with cells pretreated with PP2 followed by α2M* stimulation.
ReprintsIn Belfast, Sinn Fein (whose name is sometimes translated as "ourselves alone") shares power with the Democratic Unionist Party in a broad coalition whose existence is mandated by the peace process.
The news of this violation causes Odysseus to break down, exposing at once the power she holds over him and the secret they alone share: "Don't be angry with me, Odysseus.
How can our struggling business leaders be expected to invest the few billions remaining in their bank accounts, let alone share any of those billions with ordinary working people, when the Obama administration keeps threatening to impose new job-killing taxes on them?
(They're not alone; they share with their generation a sense that things can only get worse).
But those Mike Schmidts and Tony Dorsetts and the stories they spawned were something a father alone could share with his sons.
She tells Mr. Gates that her relatives said that it was their DNA too, and not hers alone to share with the world.
Eat alone or share with a friend with a glass of champagne, the beverage that flowed freely at Mapplethorpe's last art opening.
