Sentence examples for too existed from inspiring English sources

The inexplicability of this apprehension, in Lewis's view, was evidence that the moral law did exist — "out there," you might say — and was thus evidence that God, too, existed.

Did she, too, exist?

They, too, exist as part of the story, not merely for their story.

But despite the architectural signal that sends, she insisted from the beginning that her theater too exist as an idea rather than a building, a permanent space demanding administration.

The β-phase polymorph has not yet been observed in shocked meteorites i.e., those that have undergone impact shock but it is highly probable that it, too, exists in relative abundance within the Earth's mantle.

We'll finish our rant about the gutless Matrix here and then move on to attributes, since these, too, exist.

Atoms can play the role of light in a microscope because, according to quantum mechanics, they too exist as waves--albeit thousands of times shorter than light waves.

But Leibniz's point here seems to be that just as people reify relations, thinking they exist independently of objects, they reify space, thinking it too exists independently of objects.

Yet, here, too, exists and opportunity to grow from the adversity.

Since a thing cannot be destroyed without the action of external forces, motion and rest, too, exist indefinitely until disturbed.

So what else can you do except stand, however few and however feebly, and remind them that you too exist?