Sentence examples for similarly too from inspiring English sources

Evo Explores does play similarly too, as its owlish robo-hero explores impossible architecture.

Their teams play similarly, too, play aggressively, with pressure, never slowing down.

Similarly, too many college educators assume that playing an instrument is not an intellectual activity and hence unworthy of inclusion in a liberal arts curriculum.

But just as an elephant is not just tusk, trunk or tail, China is similarly too complex to describe in one-dimensional terms.

But it is too early to tell.And it is, similarly, too early to say much about Mr Brown's performance or electoral prospects.

Similarly, too much alcohol stops the ALDH enzymes and DNA repair pathways from working properly, so the systems become overwhelmed, resulting in a build-up of acetaldehyde, and damage that can lead to cancer.

Steve Jones of USA Today named it a track to skip, and Glenn Gamboa of Newsday also dismissed the song, writing that it "seems to go on forever, especially following the similarly too-long, too-drawn-out 'Slow Dance".

Similarly, too-small silver or other fine metal bangles might bend or deform when passing over your knuckles.

Over investment into immune defences might be maladaptive if this diverts resources from other vital functions; similarly, a too small investment might make hosts too vulnerable to parasite exploitation.

Restaurant bills can feel similarly ludicrous too, as if price alone can elevate the mediocre.

The similarly doomed Too Close to the Sun thought a song and dance show about Ernest Hemingway's last days alive would tempt the crowds a year later; the Guardian's Michael Billington branded the production "implausible and unnecessary".