Sentence examples for too complained from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stewart, too, complained about Senator Parker.

She, too, complained of living in what she has called "a Murdocracy".

Pagan was a late scratch from the lineup after he, too, complained of headaches upon arriving at the stadium.

They, too, complained of the combined effect of the indicated sections of the Election Code on their ability to achieve ballot position.

She, too, complained that her doctors were delayed, harassed or turned back by security forces when trying to get to work.

And after Clinton narrowly prevailed over Sanders in the Iowa caucuses, the Sanders campaign, too, complained of voting irregularities and never got the full recount it sought.

Christians, too, complain of victimisation.

The military weighed in too, complaining that dealers foisted unscrupulous deals on soldiers.

That night Nina told off her husband too, complaining that he had overlooked the actor's insult.

(Commanding, reassuring, presidential, crow fans; too stiff, too slick, too perfect, complain critics).

"It's too fancy," complained a charter boat captain.