Sentence examples for as such too from inspiring English sources

Teachers must be trained as such, too.

Many dictators were actually elected to power as such, too, including Hitler.

Disabled athletes have been considered as such, too: South African Paralympic runner Oscar Pistorius is known as the "Blade Runner" because he competes with the aid of carbon-fibre artificial limbs Such definitions sit quite happily with Manfred Clynes, who, at the age of 85, continues to explore the man-machine relationship through his creation of a music software program called SuperConductor.

The news media and the sports world seemed to treat it as such, too, with little mention of the star's sexuality showing up on social media or on message boards, and virtually no analysis of what the revelation meant for tolerance in society as a whole.

DJs are quickly becoming the rock stars of their generation and now they're getting paid as such, too.

Asked if he understood the point that Democrats were trying to make with their bill -- that if everyone agrees that raising children is real work, the government should treat it as such, too -- Mica said he did.

Defining it as such abstracts too much from the reality of driving in the real world.

As such, it arrives too late.

As such, these findings too should be interpreted with care.

Some already do, such as too much fat and too little exercise.

MC Flipside, too, reminisces as such.