The phrase "alone that even" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a fragment that lacks clarity and context, making it unusable as it stands.
Example: "I felt alone that even my closest friends didn't understand me."
Alternatives: "even alone" or "alone to the point that".
If it's dark, and I'm alone, that's even better.
It's a lovely touch in a revival that gropes at the idea that even when we are together in a shared space we are always completely alone and that even as we speak to fill the silence we are smothered by it.
In a recent report co-authored with Singapore sovereign wealth fund Temasek, Google said that 3.8 million people go on the internet for the first time each month in Southeast Asia alone — that's not even including India or other places.
In one year alone, the U.S. Coastguard collected 170,000 plastic tampon applicators that were washed up on the East Coast alone (that's not even to close to the millions that are just floating in the ocean).
It is especially sensible in Silicon Valley, where housing costs alone mean that even mediocre software engineers are several times more expensive than their equivalents in Bangalore.
One of the issues to consider when examining staining intensity alone is that even a small fraction of staining artifact can significantly alter intensity values.
Nonetheless, a significant delay in HepG2 and HC-AFW1 xenograft growth is observed in animals treated with CRIS alone, suggesting that even a partial Gln depletion has severe metabolic consequences for CTNNB1-mutated HCC cells.
On the evidence of that evening alone, there wouldn't have been much doubt about the answer.
I don't think you're alone in that - even Kit Malthouse wouldn't entirely demur - although I still believe that really good cops are exceptional people.
That alone, along with even making the attempt at reforming a 2000-year-old 2000-year-old 2000-year-oldve that we can't even focus on crass politics this week.
