Sentence examples for he too wrote from inspiring English sources
He, too, wrote his own rules.
Brecht got wind of Noh, and he too wrote Noh-style plays, two of which were turned into short radio operas by Kurt Weill.
Like Dr. Lang, he too wrote "behavioral issues" in his notes after a brief conversation and did not offer a diagnosis.
But he, too, writes with comic brio, even when describing his initiation into a hustler's life (the title is slang for teenage prostitute) in Los Angeles.
He, too, constantly wrote to Pippin asking for help.
Though he went on to do both, he was (he wrote) "too overwhelmed even to dream of such things".
Maybe he, too, will write a "pretty damned fabulous book" about his "misadventures".
Vice-President Dick Cheney joins George W. and Laura Bush with his announcement that he too will write a memoir; apparently, he has "a few scores to settle".
He, too, had written a newsletter as a youngster (about hockey, not baseball), and he was also a rabid and bereft Dodgers fan.
Dialing in from another universe, Michael Ondaatje (why? because he, too, has written long novels set in other countries?) intones: "A feast of a book".
"Her breasts were fine too," he wrote.
