Sentence examples for too feared from inspiring English sources

He, too, feared being older and single in Aspen.

She said she could not speak out because she too feared for her life.

No prosecutors would take up her case, Ms. Xharra said, because they, too, feared reprisals.

Drivers and engineers, too, feared the effects of the desert sand blowing onto the track and into the engines.

Although less persistent than the Indians, Africans too feared the prospect of expanding the WTO's remit further.

Athens, according to Professor Kagan, accepted this responsibility, since it too feared a Persian invasion, but Sparta was content to retreat into the Peloponesus.

He, too, fears the Accra accord will not hold.

Manufacturers, too, fear that an exit from the club would be followed by trade barriers.

National governments are, too, fearing that underwriting their banks could jeopardize their credit ratings.

And the union had motivation, too, fearing that the city's financial problems might grow worse.

They, too, fear the consequences of a new divide that would confine them to the region's desert heart.