Sentence examples for this too though from inspiring English sources

It seemed likely that the Abuelas knew about this, too, though they deny it.

So this too, though formally a separate issue from the battle against al-Qaeda, means that America has a cause it must pursue overseas.

Liberals recognise that states are justified in engaging in illiberal practices to combat serious threats to their own liberal orders; libertarians acknowledge this too, though they usually set the bar higher.

Barrett doubtless feels this too, though when Austen's words give out and the "completer's" take over (with no overt signal that it's a new writer), some will wonder about the quality of the tribute.

He does see a positive side of this, too, though.

I cried after this too, though I swear it was because I ended up not getting a taco.

Karzai has failed this test, too, though recently two former executives of the bank were arrested.

And his tone will matter with this audience, too — though in the opposite way.

William Bolcom went through this experience too, though with fewer psychic scars, from what he has said.

And this production, too, though the orchestra will be the Met's, is basically a Russian one.

Or maybe India did this one too, though I have yet to be told as much.Where conspiracy theorising is a national habit, a certain amount of damn foolish conversation is unavoidable.