Sentence examples for resides too from inspiring English sources

So, while dazzling the eye and tickling the funny bone, Penn & Teller make clear that magic resides, too, in stimulating the mind with words and ideas.

But some patients are ineligible for nerve-sparing surgery, as the cancer resides too close to the nerves to spare them.

This way, equivalent reads will never reside too long in memory.

The smaller effect sizes likely represent genes for which trans regulation plays a major role, while genes with strong cis acting elements suggest that some cis variation reside too far from the gene to be identified by local-eQTL mapping, consistent, for example with long range enhancer promoter interactions.

Here is where Provand's Lordship resides; here, too, the splendour of Glasgow Cathedral, standing in front of the magnificent necropolis.

I have no disagreement with Owen Jones that power and wealth resides in too few hands and that this is our greatest problem, but this does not mean we should pretend that other inequities do not exist.

The questions that interest her – how families configure themselves and where identity resides when too many demands are made on it – are not uniquely "female" although she has, over the years, been sold very much as a women's writer.

Why shouldn't we be able to reside here too?

He is seeking a zoning change to allow nonartists to reside there, too.

Murkier depths of meaning surely reside here, too, which would have taken Eco's eye to plumb.

Sadly, its £735 price tag makes it unlikely to reside in too many closets other than those belonging to A-listers.