Sentence examples for it alone seems from inspiring English sources

In 2003, Mantel published her memoir, which, for all its useful information, I admire less than her other books, because it alone seems to complain.

It alone seems to feel the weight of responsibility to hold the organisation together.

He was attracted to the movement, he told me, because it alone seems to understand how to persuade people to address the world's gloomiest challenges without shoving them into denial or depression.

The 17th-century Hamman ash-Shifa is the best known; the staff are welcoming but if going it alone seems a little intimidating, some local volunteer organisations and hotels offer organised trips which, as well as the Turkish bath experience, include tea, sweets and shisha in the bath's luxurious, cushion-lined outer room.

Going it alone seems like a big challenge for a newcomer to the auto industry like Dyson – but Conze tells Wired it's actually going to be an advantage in many ways, because they don't have to build upon what came before.

Above all, those on the right who want Britain to go it alone seem to calculate that, as earlier in its history, their land has the might to stand apart from, and above, its peers.

Of all the proposed structures, it alone seemed to have been designed by an individual — that is, an artist — rather than by a committee.

Death alone seems sufficient.

That alone seems momentous.

She alone seems poignantly but absurdly loyal.

For higher frequencies place alone seems to be decisive.