Sentence examples for this too reflects from inspiring English sources

This too reflects, perhaps, the limits of our "neurotypical" imagination and compassion.

As shown in the AFM images in Fig. 1b, c, the roughness of the treated graphite was obviously greater than that of the untreated graphite, as is clear from the root-mean-square (RMS) roughness of the graphite before (0.28 nm) and after (0.39 nm) the treatment; this too reflects the increase in the number of the defects on the graphite surface.

Homeostatic model assessment (HOMA), derived from the ratio of fasting insulin and glucose concentrations, is better than fasting insulin per se, but this too reflects the basal state.

Our new museum does this too, reflecting birch trees, flowers, and a grassy common space to people passing by.

But this, too, reflected the Mets' long-held plan: a buildup toward 2014, which would include a competitive showing as this season came to a close.

But that, too, reflects longing, does it not?

But that, too, reflects a recognition that smokers are under attack.

But it is more than that, too, reflecting as it does the tangled, hazy mesh of memories that come to stand for a particular place or experience.

But that is what tended to happen to concert hall sound during much of the 20th century, and that, too, reflected a changing aesthetic.

A lot of visual art – and of writing and perhaps music, too – reflects on this, and even uses it as the basis of a work itself.

The house, too, reflects his various fixations.