Sentence examples for too displaying from inspiring English sources

Pound often does this (Eliot, too), displaying the classic modernist anxiety that there's nothing left to say, and no new ways to say it.

He brings this habit of mind to the art gallery, too, displaying a craftsman's sense of work well done and an infectious desire to discriminate.

She stood strong in the tiebreaker and at the outset of the third set, too, displaying the strokes that beat past champions Maria Sharapova and Ana Ivanovic during what Safarova called an "amazing two weeks for me".

Still, we, too, display a preference for information.

The writing, too, displays the characteristic bravura, conveying with equal precision the intricacies ofdialogue and the details of place.

Decker does her own editing, and there, too, displays an uninhibited freedom, which makes the editing of most movies seem like color-by-numbers.

Jay-Z has always been ready to collaborate with artists from other genres, and that, too, displays his shrewd business sense.

She is also famous for her letters to editors and for the comments she regularly makes to journalists following the appearance of new writings about Plath and Hughes; these, too, display her strange fierceness and discursiveness.

The Rhyolite of Big Sand Spring Valley that is exposed in the lower left portion of the subsection of the AVIRIS image (label B) contains enough iron so that it too displays the Fe3+ - O 2- charge transfer edge.

He, too, displayed his muscular abs and was clad only in a skimpy undergarment.

The film's direction, cinematography and lighting, too, display a depth of artistry not usually seen in cinema.