Sentence examples for i too acquired from inspiring English sources
There were shots of Freud and Lehrman in the snow; shots of them in identical dress ("My identification with the professor grew, at least externally, so that I, too, acquired a fur coat"); and shots of Freud's mother ("Freud, who discovered the Oedipus, nevertheless every Sunday brought flowers to Mother").
I also acquired deaf friends.
Indeed, after hours in the company of these mostly gregarious, mostly struggling makers of a product they are willing to pour so generously and sell so cheaply, I find that I too am acquiring a decidedly French fondness for the underdog.
By now I have acquired too much of a reporter mindset ever again to do such a nutty thing: to cut a story in half--to suspend it in time, as it were--in order to think through a decision and meanwhile to carry on with work.
Presumably, if I were to acquire the relevant bit of medical knowledge, then I too would treat (i) as confirming evidence for (ii).
I adore cooking, too, and I recently acquired a breadmaker – which makes Italian ciabatta like a dream.
But I think I too...I think that I too tend to give treatment.
"I know I'm an acquired taste.
"The only wisdom I've acquired is how not to be too wise".
They haven't flattered me too much so that I acquired a sense of my own importance.
