Sentence examples for likewise too from inspiring English sources

Or his beloved Man City, likewise too little-loved?

Likewise, too many of our noble army of "strivers" are in insecure jobs with fluctuating pay, or on zero-hours contracts.

Likewise, too much water means lush foliage and no flowers, a once-a-week soak if they're in pots is fine.

One of the pleasures of parenting is reading your children the young-adult classics that were too complicated for you and are, likewise, too complicated for them.

The commission told Italy that its debt and deficit could be higher than targeted because the government's growth outlook is likewise too high, it hasn't described how it plans to make reductions and it could spend more than it assumes.

Most of these superstitions are too unsystematic and weakly held to produce fanatics and fundamentalists, which all of the organised religions possess on their fringes; and they are likewise too unsystematic to claim funding or legal protection for their crystal-rubbing or pendulum-wearing activities.

It tells the all-too-familiar tale of a clash between "Primitive" and "Advanced" peoples--using the simple and likewise all-too-familiar binary of "the us" and "the thems --but does so withems --butnthems --butering on the uncanny.

Likewise, it's partly the too-formal but generous space around Silver Towers (the work of James Ingo Freed at I. M. Pei & Associates) that makes those towers look elegant and almost slender.

Likewise, the auburn is too warm and best avoided.

The science of the safety of genetically modified organisms is, likewise, mostly settled, too.

It's probably miles too bleak to actually be up for the big prize; likewise far too upsetting – and full-frontal – to take even the best animation award.