Sentence examples for too emphasized from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stonis, too, emphasized the necessity of research and development.

But he, too, emphasized that there was little concrete evidence linking her to the Nairobi attack.

Kirchner, too, emphasized that the disposition of the red notices wasn't in her hands.

She, too, emphasized the need for more regional unity, and also better race relations.

New York City officials, too, emphasized affordability, not luxury, when they first pitched adAPT NYC.

Mr. Zeffirelli, too, emphasized the theatrical, Mr. Gelb added, but "in his unique, over-the-top glorious fashion".

He too emphasizes the difficulty of precise forecasts.

While it, too, emphasizes simplicity, it does allow more than one entry a day.

But he, too, emphasizes that Jewishness was never a simple or unitary identity, and he, too, mistrusts the Bible as a source of historical evidence.

It was a caricature that Sanders would soon willingly play up to in his speeches too, emphasizing his distinctly New York approach to pronouncing the word "huge".

And he, too, emphasizes the importance of political sticks and carrots to halting and perhaps reversing the spread of nuclear arms.