Sentence examples for Too, for emphasis from inspiring English sources

I do that, too, for emphasis.

I hesitated to offer up this too, too familiar passage for emphasis.

But he also ends up sounding rather modern, too, for his emphasis on understanding the causes of our emotions resonates with various forms of psychotherapy, and even with some contemporary self-help literature.

As for the Odyssey, it, too — for all its emphasis on its fantastical, proto-sci-fi adventures — reveals a telling preoccupation with this issue.

He faulted the troika for too much emphasis on austerity but said, "It is inevitable that Greece make reforms because there have been nations that have done them and they are emerging from the crisis".

Further-more, the K&L scale has been criticized for too much emphasis on osteophytes [ 15] as narrowed/sclerotic joints cannot be classified as having OA unless osteophytes are present.

"I love my cushy tushy," I replied, slightly too loudly, wiggling my hips for emphasis.

He is expressly concerned to do justice to this complexity, criticizing Hutcheson for reducing virtue too single-mindedly to benevolence, and Hume for putting too much emphasis on utility.

Teachers attacked Michael Gove's new school curriculum yesterday for placing too much emphasis on "hard facts".

Meanwhile at home in Victoria, the provincial government faces criticism for putting too much emphasis on gas.

And people have chided them for placing too much emphasis on basketball in the life of an African-American boy.