Sentence examples for too asserted that from inspiring English sources

Democrats, too, asserted that Mr. Bush should be more solicitous of the moderate wing of his party.

I asked the same question of one of the school's highest achieving males, and he too asserted that he could easily buy a gun from a childhood friend.

Four years ago he, too, asserted that there were only trivial differences between the candidates, a view even many of his longtime supporters have come to see as, to put it mildly, deranged (O.K., not all that mildly).

TOM PICKERELL Senior Science Manager Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch Program Monterey, Calif., May 24 , 2012To the Editor: "Eat Your Hake and Have It, Too" asserts that Whole Foods and other food retailers decided not to sell certain seafood "under the assumption that because a species is overfished, it is not sustainable".

The game gives you the option to leave your mark, too, asserting that you were there, but to me, doing so would have felt profoundly disrespectful of the time that Chloe and Rachel shared that I, as Max, wasn't a part of, staking a claim to moments that weren't mine.

Mr. Arenson also asserted that too much money is pumped into research and development at the expense of marketing.

Workers also asserted that the price was too low.

In 1964, Life magazine, in an article about "Too Much Leisure," asserted that "there will certainly be a sharp decline in the average work week" and that "some prophets of what automation is doing to our economy think we are on the verge of a 30-hour week; others as low as 25 or 20".

Do you think that the government's gone too far in asserting that kind of privilege?

One slate, which calls itself List-Prog (slick Madison Avenue labels are not too common in this fight), asserts that WBAI has been hijacked by black extremists hell-bent on subverting the station's antiwar roots.

Uzbekistan, which accuses Tajikistan of harboring Islamic terrorists and asserts that Kyrgyzstan is too weak to stop rebel movements, has built a barbed-wire fence and placed Russian-made land mines along its southern borders.