Sentence examples for alone true from inspiring English sources

Like drilled army recruits, the dancers bark back: "We! Are! Not! Alone!" True, but they are interchangeable, alienated units in a group.

True salsify, also called yellow salsify, belongs to Tragopogon dubius, a different genus altogether, and despite a similarity in appearance and flavor, the two are scarcely acquainted, let alone true relatives.

For all the bashing of the Northeast Corridor as being somehow un-American, this means that the typical American lives in an environment that resembles greater Boston or greater Philadelphia more than it resembles Greensboro, let alone true small towns.

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I'm not naïve enough to believe that there is anything even remotely approaching equality of opportunity in this country, let alone true economic equality, but those for whom this process is particularly bitter should take heart in knowing that they've made it this far.

The combination of Millianism and the antirealist view that fictional names like "Apollo" lack reference (and so make no contribution to the expression of propositions) appears to imply that sentences like (6I) don't express any proposition, let alone true propositions.

This time, a verse from the Jewish prayers was quoted, expressing the hope that all idols will perish, leaving God alone as the only true reality.

Submission alone brings true freedom and empowerment.

UNDER AND ALONE: The True Story of the Undercover Agent Who Infiltrated America's Most Violent Outlaw Motorcycle Gang, by William Queen.

It is when she seems most alone that true love appears, in the form of Denys Finch Hatton (Robert Redford), a solitary veteran of the landscape.

A year later they published jointly a volume of verse, Poems by Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell, the initials of these pseudonyms being those of the sisters; it contained 21 of Emily's poems, and a consensus of later criticism has accepted the fact that Emily's verse alone reveals true poetic genius.