Sentence examples for too aside from from inspiring English sources

Its humour, too; aside from being one of the most poised and cultivated of fictional narrators, Jacques Deza is also one of the most amusing.

And although the production is performed in English, with the occasional exclamation in Japanese for atmospheric effect, Mr. Chong chose to do without Shakespeare too, aside from a jokey allusion or two.

They dominate household economies too: aside from rent or mortgage payments, transport costs are the single biggest weekly outlay, and most of those costs normally come from cars.Nearly 60m new cars were added to the world's stock in 2011.

There would be practical considerations to any lawsuit, too, aside from the sheer difficulty of trying to make what amounts to religious or scientific arguments in a court of law.

Carey Mulligan looked chic; Nicole Kidman hit all the right notes in her strapless, floral, tea-length gown; and Julianne Moore looked great, too, aside from her ill-fitting shoes.

There are other steps involved too, aside from overt sexual assault.

It is a good thing, too, because aside from advertising, there are not too many chances for voters to take the measure of Mr. Bowles or Mrs. Dole, the rivals who are seeking Jesse Helms's Senate seat.

(Palin's childhood bedroom was "unheated," too. Aside from the woodstove).

But there are costs, too, even aside from the enthusiast community's disappointment.

The conflict between their clubs gets into their blood, too, but aside from complaining about specific refereeing decisions, Ferguson admitted the better team won.

There's an accompanying song, too, which, aside from being ridiculously catchy, has the lyrics: "Girls to build the spaceship/ Girls to code the new app/ Girls to grow up knowing that they can engineer that".