Sentence examples for not alone describes from inspiring English sources

The article "Amid Cutbacks, Greek Doctors Offer Message to Poor: You Are Not Alone", describes the plight of cancer patients in debt-ridden Greece.

Many officials of health plans in California, while saying Tenet was not alone, describe the company as among the most aggressive in recent years in raising prices.

An estimate of 1-day prevalence does not, alone, describe the proportion of the population with an active headache disorder (for discussion of the potential terminological confusion relating to this, see page 4) but is able to yield very accurate information on diagnosis, function and other aspects of burden (see page 24).

Grosso will introduce a nonbinding resolution to the council calling for the Redskins to change their name, which he -- certainly not alone -- describes as "racist".

The Daily Express, which was not alone in describing the 47-year-old Mr. Carney as a George Clooney lookalike, said he was unlikely to fail the Britishness test when he made his application for citizenship — "His wife is English, he studied at Oxford and for many years worked in London".

Or when you go for a job interview but can't even spell CV, let alone describe what's on yours.

If you're of a certain age anywhere north of 30 you're probably thinking: "25 isn't old, shut your mouth, you don't even remember Gatecrasher," or something, but I know I'm not alone in what I'm describing.

And so it's no accident that McGinty is not alone in the way that he describes Rice's death.

The public sector service, whilst the dominant provider in many settings, including the one described here, is not alone in providing treatment; GPs, NGOs, private practitioners/paediatricians and employers (for parents) amongst others also contribute to meet the needs of the population.

He describes it beautifully and knowing that I was not alone in this trial helped me.

(You're not alone. Alone, alone, alone, alone).