Sentence examples for too evidence from inspiring English sources

But the fish are from the wetlands, too, evidence of life that will survive the course of many empires to come.

In olfactory cilia too, evidence has long suggested that transduction capacity is not uniformly distributed along the length.

In Indonesia too, evidence for a flourishing trade in tigers and tiger parts was documented during investigations by TRAFFIC in between 1999 and 2002 (Shepherd and Magnus, 2004).

And that it plays wonderfully too, evidenced by its E3 awards success, as good as seals the already-as-good-as-triple-signed deal.

It plays wonderfully too, evidenced by its E3 awards success, as good as seals the already-as-good-as-triple-signed deal.

Preaching and newspapering remained in his blood, too, evidenced by his sermons in area churches and the column he continued writing for the Tullahoma News.

The hand-crossing is impressive, too - evidence of Scarlatti the gambler at the keyboard.

But here, too, the evidence is flimsy.

But here, too, the evidence is lacking.

Here, too, empirical evidence suggests otherwise.

Too much evidence exists to the contrary.