Sentence examples for exactly that too from inspiring English sources

But his downfall was exactly that too.

There is no dearth of possibilities that the future may be exactly that too, if old prejudices run unchecked.

Mr. Stiglitz argues that so-called too-big-to-fail banks like Citigroup are exactly that: too big.

I have a friend, Stewart Brand, doing exactly that, too: check out his ted.com talk on de-extinction.

This was no Chinglish mistranslation: the dish is called exactly that in Chinese too.

When my son tried to elucidate the holy book to me, I was like, "Can it, mister!" What were the parents doing exactly, that made them too busy to supervise their child?

And most of the savers who would be hit are not Russians but, rather, ordinary Cypriots who practiced exactly the habits that too many Germans seem to disdainfully regard as un-Greek: they worked, they set money aside, and they saved to finance property purchases or retirement.

(Of course Freud was an epoch-making genius but not exactly a scientist, and that too is part of Mr. Panek's story).

(Of course Freud was an epoch-making genius but not exactly a scientist, and that too is part of Mr. Panek's story). This information about Einstein and Freud is no news in itself, but it bears restating and dilating upon.

See, my problem wasn't exactly that I had been thinking too much about Donald Trump -- it was more that I spend too much time thinking about how I don't seem to be thinking about him nearly enough.

But just a block up from Vienna's popular Museumsquartier, Das Möbel (furniture in German) does exactly that and serves the coffee, too.