And yes, yes, one is aware of Montaigne's wise caution that "Just as our mind is strengthened by contact with vigorous and well-ordered minds, so too it is impossible to overstate how much it loses and deteriorates by the continuous commerce and contact we have with mean and ailing ones.
From her past, a chorus of ancestral voices still echoes with old superstitions and customs: "Sleeping on your back will flatten your head's shape"; "Eating the fat inside the crab sharpens the mind, / So too with roe extracted from steamed fish".
Images of Tony Blair following George W. Bush around came to mind, but so, too, did Lewis's Nobel remarks about the brute force of American export capitalism.
Just as I left this blog post on the shelf for almost a month -- out of sight, but never completely out of mind -- so too do many Americans yearn to stop thinking about Newtown and all those dead kids.
The big themes Remnick addresses often brought Chinese examples to my mind, but so, too, did some of its small details.
As breath has a power to join body, mind, and spirit, so too and more passionately does music.
Here's how it would work — and because the Affordable Care Act's employer mandate, like everything else about the health care bill, is mind-numbingly complex, so, too, would be such a scheme to circumvent it by hiring newly legal immigrants.
Who made me so helpless, who tangled my mind so that I'm too afraid of invisible consequences to stand for what is right?
The penultimate paragraph to Clark and Chalmers (1998) advocated the view that, to put it colloquially, where mind goes, the self follows: if the mind is extended, for example, so too is the self (see also A. Clark 2001, 2003).
