Sentence examples for I too lost from inspiring English sources

I, too, lost a leg above the knee and have a prosthetic elbow and hands and wrists that are limited in function.

I, too, lost a life companion -- my partner of 11 years, Jeffrey Collman.

Like Lesli Rice, I, too, lost my mother on Sept. 11 in the World Trade Center.

Like Ann Patchett, I too lost a best friend -- two, in fact -- both within one year.

(They were $4,685. Yes, $4,685. I, too, lost consciousness. And they didn't have my size).

I, too, lost a stepdaughter to a drug overdose.

Awkward and standoffish, not because I was intimidated by the prospect of social engagement, but because I was too lost in my own little world to even bother.

I can get too lost trying to articulate that thing.

I felt that I too had lost an eye.

I, for one, am so saddened, because I too have lost someone who I loved, respected and enjoyed being his friend.

And yet somehow I felt it, as if I too had lost a part of me.