The phrase "alone speaks of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something by itself conveys a particular meaning or message without the need for additional context.
Example: "The silence in the room alone speaks of the tension that had built up during the meeting."
Alternatives: "by itself indicates" or "in itself conveys".
"No individual alone speaks on behalf of the business or represents the values of the company," he said.
The composer Edgard Varèse, whose Ionisation (1931) was effectively the first piece for an orchestra of percussion alone, spoke of the emancipation of noise; the American vocalist Diamanda Galás merges song with primal screaming; on Scott Walker's album The Drift, we encounter not only the singer's distressed vocals, but also a member of his band relentlessly punching a side of meat.
Female, age 80 years, lives alone Code LA011 There were few data presented to support the existence of specific barriers to services for people living alone, yet those interviewees who did live alone, spoke of the difficulties they experienced.
That alone speaks to the quality of the Spurs' execution; no matter who comes in or out of the lineup, San Antonio stays within its offensive system and creates looks according to the game plan.
The network has always been the face of television: Its history alone speaks for itself.
"And that alone speaks volumes of how we've been brought up to think about our bodies, and what I am saying here is that it's supposed to be an empowering space".
That act alone spoke to the severity of the situation ― normally she barely let me look at her phone, let alone lay my paws on it.
Do It. 5. You're Not Alone: speaking for five minutes before our panel with Jason Saltzman, founder of AlleyNYC, I realized I'm not alone.
The numbers alone speak for themselves.
That alone speaks volumes about the vacuousness of the Republican Party.
