Sentence examples for too discussed from inspiring English sources

Nadia and Saeed, too, discussed these rumors and dismissed them.

Against Chomsky's accusation that Žižek was problematically focusing only on "worthy victims", he indicated multiple examples from his own writings in which he too discussed the "unworthy victims" of East Timor.

Last year, in the magazine, I reviewed the splendid Criterion DVD of "Red Desert" and there, too, discussed Antonioni's visual attraction to industrial creations and his depiction of characters — in particular, Giuliana, played by Monica Vitti — as inseparable from them.

A Treasury official said they, too, discussed the need for Europe to generate more demand, as well as the situation in Cyprus, a cross-border banking union and a prospective free-trade agreement.

Pillsbury, too, recently discussed a deal with Fulbright.

The years that follow matter and are too little discussed.

Apple, too, has discussed with media companies the idea of creating an Internet-based bundle of television shows.

The issue of young people's sexuality is all too often discussed in an atmosphere of moral panic.

They are, in my opinion, obvious observations that are too rarely discussed -- despite a relative abundance of LGBT media outlets.

Cavill, too, has discussed how future movies could connect Superman with Batman and other DC Comics characters for "Justice League".

We, too, recently discussed the association between Smad4 level and prognosis in colorectal cancers.