Sentence examples for i too recall from inspiring English sources

I, too, recall many estimable white people who harbored racist sentiments.

I am compelled to raise my voice in defence of this malt extract which I too recall from my childhood.

I, too, recall him reassuring a junior musician worried about being able to measure up to an imagined ideal, with the words, "You are what you are".

I too recall the trauma of piano exam brain fade, and also the total paralysis of my Für Elise during a school concert.

But I do like the understated way it makes all stations equal (although - as others have pointed out - some are more equal than others in terms of presence!) And I too recall how terrible the first incarnation of the iPlayer was, so I'm sure it will all work out in the end.

As a former cross-country runner and team captain (Baldwin Park High School, Class of '71), from a hard-working Mexican American family of nine siblings, I too recall the long hours of running and dedication to a sport little known by the athletic community.

I smile too, recalling some of the lines that Louis-Dreyfus delivers in the new series of Veep: "Jolly Green Jizz-Face …" "Why don't you put on your running shoes and get to the fucking point?" "I'd rather set fire to my own vulva …" Lovely indeed.

I grow a bit apprehensive too, recalling the words of an extraordinarily perceptive observer of Egypt's struggles in the past: "The edifice of despotic government totters to its fall.

She, too, recalled tickbites.

I am ashamed to recall that I, too, joined in with the general air of dismissive bemusement, without having yet seen the film, an omission now rectified.

For a long time - I dreamily recalled - I too used to go to bed early, during that university year, pillows propping up my head, a hot water bottle singeing my feet, a bilingual dictionary on the rickety bedside table supplied by my landlady, reading, reading, reading, until the book's pages and my own eyelids became comparably heavy and resistant.