Sentence examples for too folk from inspiring English sources

In the UK, too, folk music was long a tool of political protest, influencing writers from Chaucer and Shakespeare to Dickens and Hardy.

He lived (and died) like a rock star, but his "cosmic American music" was too country for rock, too folk for country, too psychedelic for folk — he belonged everywhere, and in the end that meant he belonged nowhere.

You can't have your Uber on New Year's Eve and eat it, too, folks — unless you're willing to pay up.

Too often, folk on right and left refuse to concede that some problems are hard, so that reasonable people disagree about how to solve them.

There are traces, too, of folk and world music in Syd Arthur's repertoire, while the band themselves – who actually live in Canterbury – use the term "psychedelic funk".

Not too many folk artists have appeared on the all-conquering Now compilations, but you can bet that the fiddle-powered "5 Years Time" will be on the one that's out just in time for Christmas.

Without "Me, too!," some folks want a refund.

"There aren't too many folks that live in this particular precinct.

"I don't have to tell you that too many folks back home aren't as well prepared," he said.

And too many folks like the couple in Dayton today wonder if some of the G.O.P. understands their lives anymore".

(For that matter, empanadas proliferate in Uruguay, too, and folks there also lay claim to consuming the most per capita).