Sentence examples for that standing alone from inspiring English sources

That, standing alone, is not all that unusual.

Mr. Cliggott says that standing alone does not bother him.

"Would you agree that, standing alone, we can learn nothing very important from the pill count alone?" Mr. Robbins asked.

Mr. Herrmann points out that, standing alone, California would rank as the world's eighth-largest economy and its fourth-largest stock market.

"As a country outside the EU, we need to consider how we can best cooperate with our neighbours rather than unilaterally withdrawing from all agreements in the hope that standing alone will make us better," he said.

The Illinois Supreme Court concluded -- and we are inclined to agree -- that, standing alone, the anonymous letter sent to the Bloomingdale Police Department would not provide the basis for a magistrate's determination that there was probable cause to believe contraband would be found in the Gateses' car and home.

The dark silhouette of that mountain, standing alone against the bluest sky.

I surveyed the past six months of Pew and Gallup polls, to better understand the portrait of a generation bent on rapid change — even if that means standing alone.

A federal official intimately familiar with the legalities of the case and strongly supportive of the government's position said the downloaded data included computer instructions on how to simulate the design of a nuclear warhead, including exact dimensions and other geometrical information that when standing alone would be guarded assiduously.

That provision, standing alone, resolves the problem of individuals being unable to find decent  health insurance at reasonable rates, and the related problem of people being bound to a job by their health coverage.   .

Talk to that person standing alone; chances are they feel the same way.