Sentence examples for suggested too from inspiring English sources

Other benefits have been suggested, too.

Other lines of attack were suggested, too.

In the 19th, surgeons suggested too large a tongue.

Instead of shutting the drama out, they suggested too eloquently immense presences on the other side.

He suggested, too, that killing animals is not conducive to treating them with respect.

Heaven is suggested, too, in the female dancers' saris, with their golden pleats opening out like a sunrise.

But too often "Sutra" settled for fun with building blocks or, worse, cutesy exchanges between Mr. Cherkaoui and Shi Yanle, in which Mr. Brzoska's score suggested too-obvious layers of longing and playfulness.

It suggests, too, that timing is important.

History suggests, too, that disappointing Presidential debates are neither unusual, nor necessarily fatal to reëlection chances.

And it suggests too why filmmaking might have appealed to him so strongly.

Newman's piece suggests too many people confuse kindness with niceness.