Sentence examples for so too the same from inspiring English sources

Of course, Ockham's razor cuts such a wild theory, and so too – the same YouGov survey implies – do the other 98% of fans.

Implicitly, just as the same shuttle Form can be embodied in various woods and metals, so too the same name Form can be embodied with equal success in the various sound systems that different languages employ.

So too the advances in same-sex marriage, the cultural acceptance of LGBT people, and other hard-earned markers of the normalization of sexual diversity.

The team remains the same, so too the objective: survival.

So, too, the word "universal," which is when everyone rallies around the same idea.

So too is the same thing happening in today's Information Revolution.

So too the internet.

Just as the "s" on the end of Copaleens in English is not part of the proper noun but is an essential part of the grammatical correctness of the word, so do, too, the same rules apply to the "g".

Just as one and the same thing cannot go from being an individual to being a property, so too one and the same thing cannot go from being nonconcrete to being concrete.

It's not surprising that mothers say this, but fathers say so, too, and to the same extent, 32percentt.

"The bank people say 'if the capital market guys take big risks, why can't we do so too and earn the same bucks?' " Mr. Reed said.