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leave alone
1. leave alone accept his food
2. that there is such a thing as enlightenment, leave alone the stri-
3. Batam-Al-Bur had promised me to escort to the table and once there leave alone so I had the opportunity of confession
4. Of what avail is it now that G realizes that doomed are men who make light of the feminine sixth sense? Poor G, how I pity him! Didn’t the old jackal reduce G to sparing his wife as a sex bowl for someone’s cum! Not even Eskimo like, is it? Where is the reciprocity, leave alone any cultural constraint? Wonder, how life can make pimps out of husbands! Well, out of fathers for that matter
5. Leave alone the cruelty of the crime, didn’t it reflect the stupidity of man! And what do those murders of sexual jealousy tell but the tale of man’s idiocy? Oh, on the pretext of patching up, how easily the husband or the paramour would lure the other into a death trap! What a wonder is it that one comes to trust someone with a motive to harm one! Oh, if only the intended victim had known an iota of the human psychology! Would then there be the death of one and the jailing of the other?’
6. Many of his former enemies as well as his friends acknowledged the skill with which he chose what activities to regulate and which ones to leave alone
7. I began to have a flicker of respect for him but I was still going to head back to Tollan alone, to be truthful the hairy one scared me, many an afternoon I’d listened spellbound to the stories told by the well travelled traders but I’d never heard anyone mention the like of this hairy beast and I was not going to jeopardise my trip back to Tollan by having to look after him, I would leave alone and he would have to fend for himself
8. Whereas all his three years, he had changed places after places with just his parents Ansh and Vaidehi, who too could barely stand each other leave alone having any other relations or friends
9. It was an unnecessary jab that Garcia couldn’t leave alone
10. When the children of Israel left Egypt, they didn’t leave alone; they
11. Struggling to catch up with the elusive sleep that night, Roopa contemplated, ‘If only Raja were to be in Prasad’s place, what a different time it would have been! What would Raja be doing now? Does he remember me, leave alone craving for me?’
12. ‘What nonsense, leave alone the patience, do I have the inclination to love? I’m just impatient to take her to bed, at the earliest that is
13. If only I were a man of status, he wouldn’t have dared even to daydream about you, leave alone wooing you
14. Surely, it is stupid to expect hosannas from any, leave alone all, and so I would’ve still respected him had he remained indifferent to me as ever for all have their own likes and dislikes
15. Muhammad’s autocracy and obscurantism that denied freedom of expressing what he himself had led them to believe, leave alone to thinking for themselves, might have inadvertently contributed to this debilitating Muslim inability
16. Wouldn’t Islam grant its men three extra mates, at any given time that is, and could there be a better ‘here’ for them leave alone ‘the hereafter’? And for the divorce that is an anathema to the sanatana dharma, the alien faith of Arabia gives the Indian Musalman a free hand to get rid of any or all his wedded wives
17. If only the ‘Fortune 500’ was in compilation in the times of the Mohammedan rule in India, it would have been no surprise that the Musalman Nawabs, leave alone their Sultans, would have taken the cake, leaving the Hindu Rajas a few crumbs to satiate themselves with
18. That being the case, isn’t it stupid even to murmur that we are a democracy, leave alone proclaim that ours is the world’s biggest democracy?
19. “Seriously, mate, that's one lady to leave alone
20. Leave alone finding the touch of
21. please know that you didn’t leave alone in this world
22. Of all the stupid moves in my life, letting her leave alone was undoubtedly the dumbest
23. Before they could come back for more I drew my pistol and said, “Leave alone!”
24. "No, father; I cannot underwrite Article Four (leave alone the rest), taking it 'in the literal and grammatical sense' as required by the Declaration; and, therefore, I can't be a parson in the present state of affairs," said Angel
25. CALL THE FIRE SERVICE OR POLICE AND LEAVE ALONE
