Sentence examples for it too seems from inspiring English sources

The BBC, which is funded by a tax on households with televisions, has managed to increase its spending on children's programmes yet it too seems to be focusing on younger kids.

This view is in effect a kind of restriction on self-reference.[13] The theory of transcasus has nothing to do with the fallacy secundum quid et simpliciter, although it too seems to have had its origins in antiquity.

In his hands, it, too, seems to breathe and dance.

For one thing, it too seems a trifle scrubbed clean, sanitized and austere.

This would require less subsidy, but it, too, seems almost impossible.

Given its scope, the event's all-encompassing tag line — "There's something you'll love about it too" — seems justified.

It, too, seemed too sensitive to stare at.

But it too seemed to have a single controlling intelligence (in this case Julien's).

Men can do it too, it seems.

It was, it seemed, too un-Italian to be true".

So, too, it seems, has Dr. Abdi.