Sentence examples for and yet alone from inspiring English sources

Their lyrical, melodic sections created an intense sense of the loneliness of the footballer player, out there in front of 85,000, and yet alone with the weight of expectation that he will orchestrate the action.

Surrounded by people and yet alone, Garima closed her eyes and allowed herself to steep in her pain – and in doing so invited her observers to insert themselves into that comforting and familiar space of rumination without resolution.

Given that we do not yet (and may never) understand the scale and importance of local adaptation, and yet alone be able to predict populations that show strong local adaptation (Murren et al. 2006), adopting a precautionary approach is misguided and likely to constrain restoration efforts in those regions most in need of rehabilitation.

I used to lay on the couch all the time thinking that I wasn't good enough and deserving of friends, yet alone a boyfriend or a partner.

It's only June, and yet this year alone, she's added promoting an album (Louder) and a major animated film (Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return) to her already hectic schedule playing Rachel Berry on the hit FOX series, Glee.

And with the mission authorised to continue for another 90 days, no-one can yet work out the long-term impact on the UK's stretched armed forces, yet alone how and when it will all end.

What kind of hurt, shame, fear, isolation, judgment must they have endured -- or be afraid of enduring after watching others endure it before their eyes thanks to our anything-but-real "reality TV" culture -- to even consider such an outrageous proposal, yet alone accept and pay up?

They were powerless yet symbolically important, enveloped by etiquette and yet utterly alone.

These are the thoughts of a secular preacher and calculating politician, surrounded by friends and yet often alone.

Neighbors and co-workers offer tantalizing glimpses of Ms. Nguyen as she was, friendly, neighborly and yet still alone.

The small grouping around Sailor, in which all are together and yet so alone, is emblematic of this inescapable solitude.