Sentence examples for everything so too from inspiring English sources

Just as history is everything, so too you can do anything with history.

By now, the analogy is complete: Just as individuals have births and deaths, explicable by intermediary causes (i.e., however much God may be the mastermind of everything), so too do species have births and deaths, explicable through natural, intermediary causes.

Just as an incompetent or ill-motivated chief executive can screw everything up, so, too, can a bold and skillful one set things right.

To use the language of supervenience, just as the global features of the picture supervene on the dots, so too everything supervenes on the physical, if physicalism is true.

Yet, as the complex Irish political landscape never was easy for English officials, looking for simple answers, to read - so, too, not everything in the Middle East is as black and white as it might appear.

I promise you that you personally have everything to gain by doing so, too".

At the same time, however, he gets to deny everything, so he doesn't sound too ambitious or disloyal.

Michael Scott, the British performance director, is from Melbourne, so he always touches base when he is over here and tells me about everything, so we don't feel too far away from it all.

I'm proud with everything so I can't be too upset".

So, too, is betting everything on emerging Asia.

"I double-checked everything and asked others to do so too.