Sentence examples for think too that from inspiring English sources

You might think, too, that a more polarized Congress will be more subject to gridlock.

I think too that I have seen that grief can be very different for different people.

I think, too, that the contrast between Greek spiv and Chinese gentleman is overdrawn.

"I think, too, that it's better to keep an established name," he said.

"Go take first". You would think, too, that Biggio might come to the plate loaded with protective armor.

I think, too, that it's hard to battle away from doing pastry – not that there's anything wrong with pastry.

I must have thought, too, that had the situation been reversed he would have been happy to give me a cigarette, though my theory was never tested.

But he thought, too, that, wherever he was, it was his duty to continue to speak out.

He thought, too, that perhaps it hadn't been Utes who killed her but her young husband, berserk and raving, and now fled to distant ports.

"We thought too that we could play a key role in modern democracy.

I thought, too, that if I understood the job right, it might leave me more time to do my own work than I've ever had before.