Sentence examples for then too for from inspiring English sources

Then, too, for Americans old enough to recall our hatred of Japan after Pearl Harbor, Daniel's intense hatred of the Ombals may not seem so remote.

It's the prose, and maybe it was then too, for he stands as the first writer I can remember reading with a conscious delight in the pace and rhythm of his sentences.

They see Britain as a global player, not a regional one, and they would prefer to link Britain with the biggest global player of all, the U.S. Then too for ordinary British people the U.S. is not a foreign country but "family".

But it was obvious then too, for anyone who cared enough to look.

Too quick for Nemanja Vidic, and then too smart for Michael Carrick, Eto'o stabbed the ball toward the goal.

Too quick for Nemanja Vidic, and then too smart for Michael Carrick, he stabbed the ball towards the goal.

(It served a new purpose from 1856 as a home for the descendants of the mutineers of the HMS Bounty, by then too numerous for Pitcairn Island).

She drank then, too, but for a long time no one knew.

Is Obama, then, too soft for this hard moment — too young, too nice, too worried about what others think of us?

Then, too fast for the police to catch up with him, he embarked on a murderous and unexplained spree, all the more baffling for its brevity.

I'd never loved it,being as it was first too shabby, then too grand for the way we lived (or should have lived, at least).