The Brexit campaign is fuelled by a mythology of England proudly "standing alone", as it did against the Spanish armada and Adolf Hitler.
In 2004, the Parisian Galerie Jacques Barrère alone proudly illustrated in its catalog 13 sculptures labeled "China, Qingzhou".
And it was Field who, in the early fifteen-nineties, now working alone, proudly printed Shakespeare's first two long, carefully manicured poems, "The Rape of Lucrece" and "Venus and Adonis".
Family compositions now include "good friends [who] join forces as part of the 'voluntary kin' movement, sharing medical directives, wills, even adopting one another legally" or "single people live alone and proudly consider themselves families of one — more generous and civic-minded than so-called 'greedy marrieds.'" Political discourse appears to lag behind this lived reality.
"I'm here, and I'm not alone," Aunt Edith Crawley proudly chirps as she marches through the front door.
If Mom has lived alone, successfully and proudly, for four decades, is it socially responsible to move her to a home when she stops remembering to pay her gas bill?
To know there are others like me, those who know how it feels to trick or treat on Halloween for the "experience," only to see the night's forbidden treasures stolen away and left to rot in a closet instead of rotting my teeth, I can now proudly declare: We were not alone.
If they keep allowing people to cross the floor isn't that disrespectful of the original vote itself?" Just to the north is Frinton - also in the constituency but a world away - with its High Street that for years proudly boasted no pub, let alone a chippie.
Outside the cathedral — and away from the protests — Tongo, a Frenchman from the Champagne region, said proudly that he had traveled alone from France.
