Sentence examples for so then too from inspiring English sources

So, then too we arrive at the contradiction that the right-hand side is strictly positive while the left-hand side is at most zero.

It was greasy to the touch but then so too was I, so too was the floor and so too were the walls.

The writers are voicing the common sense insistence that if, after so many experiments in exclusion (say DVDs), the studios make money from these new media markets -- then so too, should we.

If we revere the closer for allegedly winning a game single-handedly, then so, too, should we revere the front-runner – the player who builds or sustains his team's lead so much that crunch time is sidestepped altogether.

We know so because the government's chief legal officer, the attorney general, says so. Dominic Grieve says that if the Queen has a constitutional duty to consult, encourage and warn ministers, then so too should her successor.

"When that moment passes then so too will the paper.

Whatever the reason, if deflation is overstated, then so too is the real growth rate.

"If those laws are constitutional, then so too is the Texas law".

If the layout fits the bill, then so too does the backdrop.

They're monumentally annoying, granted, but then so too is this movie.

But then, so too, he noted, was the Second Vatican Council of the Roman Catholic Church.