Sentence examples for too allowed from inspiring English sources

Brady, who is under pressure to resign because of his role in making two sex abuse victims sign an oath of silence, said: "I realise that, however unintentionally, however unknowingly, I too allowed myself to be influenced by that culture in our church, and our society.

Interestingly, in her early days as a Conservative politician she too allowed herself to be used by her party bosses, at the cost of upsetting fellow Muslims and others, by suggesting that the Tories should reach out to BNP voters, arguing as she did back then that the far-right party had "legitimate" concerns.

Kobo, too, allows you to send electronic books as gifts.

She liberates Jane too, allowing her to marry Mr Rochester.

Britten, too, allows him to achieve a tragic dimension.

There is nostalgia at play here too, allowing Ms. Ossip to romp and rollick.

Body armour has improved too, allowing soldiers to absorb more fire without dying.

There's a new crafting system, too, allowing you to create custome weapons and armour.

His absolutist argument calls for overruling the Buckley case too, allowing unlimited contributions to candidates.

The forest is enchanted, too, allowing only one person to enter at a time.

When they miss, the rebound is shorter, too, allowing time for teammates to get back on defense.