Sentence examples for each stand alone from inspiring English sources

Blake's couplets in "Auguries of Innocence" can each stand alone as a proverb.

"Deeply sorry and ashamed": he didn't bother to separate "sorry" and "ashamed" into separate sentences and make them each stand alone and naked for a second, but delivered them as a singsong cliché.

Or in this case it is a series of stories, small vignettes that each stand alone and each contribute to a growing understanding of the struggle.

Each stands alone, a separate work of art.

Each stands alone as a sublime melody while contributing to the symphonic whole.

And it is also a canard that each stands alone; you can see either one first, but you have to see both to calm the vexations of missing details and the surprise arrivals of new characters, and to feel all the tumblers of the playwright's combination click into place.

Despite the theme of sex, these three films are very different from one another and each stands alone as a great film.

In the play's best scene, Reverend Baines teaches Tieng-Bin the meaning of the word "individual" ("each man, stand alone, choose own life"), and then, as an exercise in self-assertion, coaxes him to brag.

Results of application examples indicate that inter-plant integration of the overall water-heat system in the scale of the park can bring about significant savings compared to the summation of integration within each stand-alone plant.

For each contig with multiple EST members, the consensus sequence is longer and of higher quality than each stand-alone EST read.

In general, television dramas fall into two categories: "procedurals," where each episode can stand alone, and "serials," where each episode builds on the next.