Sentence examples for seem to be alone from inspiring English sources
In that, she does not seem to be alone.
Still, I don't seem to be alone in differentiating between the vast empires of capitalism and small hand-to-mouth concerns.
On all these touchstone issues, the Lib Dems seem to be alone in arguing for a progressive, tolerant, liberal vision of British society.
As activists petition the Brandenburg government for stricter limitations on night flights, they seem to be alone in their confidence that Berlin possesses the organizational skills to complete the project.
Unfortunately for me (as I seem to be alone in my adoration), Nikki and her fellow housemates who have grown to love her, it seems this time Big Brother has no tricks up his sleeves.
Well, at least Garrett doesn't seem to be alone. .
But Crosby seems to be alone, and manageable.
Not least because it seems to be alone – or almost alone.
For a while, Japan seemed to be alone in facing this problem.
Massachusetts seems to be alone in allowing lawyers to reveal secrets "to prevent the wrongful execution or incarceration of another".
