Sentence examples for too expressed from inspiring English sources

House Republicans, too, expressed wariness.

Some Republicans, too, expressed worry.

The student panel, too, expressed that preference.

A number of residents, too, expressed support.

He, too, expressed amazement that Walker was not enshrined.

She, too, expressed her disappointment on Tuesday evening.

Both, too, express an introspective obsessiveness, and they do so in almost the same way, despite the aesthetic and personal gulfs between the composers.

Thanks to an army of satirical remixers, Ganz's Hitler, too, expresses all our most trivial modern frustrations in a cathartic outburst of forbidden rage.

For example, the German sentence "Katzen haben vier Beine", too, expresses the proposition that cats have four legs.

But children with siblings, too, express unique personality types based on their birth order.

The way it's written, however, the phrase (considering the "though") has another (somewhat more frustrated and harder political) sense too, expressing how Obama's "talk" with McConnell took place in spite of the evening's sociability.