Sentence examples for it too bears from inspiring English sources

Silverstein's book, which will come out next month, also chronicles the aspirational manners and consumer preferences of contemporary Americans, and it, too, bears the title "Trading Up".

More important, in my view, the West is beginning to recognize, if slowly, that it too bears some responsibility for the inferior performance of poor nations.

It too bore smoky traces from the oven, and its rustic aura was enhanced by its black cast-iron vessel.

Pillay, who is South African, also condemned Hamas, saying that it, too, bore guilt.

(It, too, once bore Mr. Mubarak's name).

His supremely capable body, too, bears the marks of the nearly three decades of training and fighting that produced it.

Egypt's successful economic liberalisation, too, bears his imprimatur.

That too bears the imprint of Japanese woodcuts.

This, too, bears the echoes of a not-so-distant past.

This neighborhood, too, bears the jolting contradiction of renewal and desertion.

Black folks and other people of color will understand the fear I feel, but after the past week – after watching Walter Scott run away from a white police officer and then fall as he is shot in the back, and watching others watch it – I am not sure white people will ever understand it, even when they, too bear witness to the violent end of a black life.