Sentence examples for too follow from inspiring English sources

It unfolded almost too fast too follow.

Although Mr Bush's own ratings remain reasonably high, they too follow the party line.

Why promote women, young or old, to behave like male journalists, if they too follow the same often sexist rightwing proprietorial line that so distorts the British political psyche?

Camden Arts Centre to 29 Sept (camdenartscentre.org) Critic's Choice Water, water, everywhere … Lucy + Jorge Orta are exhibiting at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park's Longside Gallery; their large sculptures, including their Clouds series (you may have spotted these at St Pancras station too), follow a watery theme (to 3 Nov).

There are no national political parties - they too follow the language split, so there are both francophone and Flemish Liberal, Socialist, Christian Democrat and Green parties.

If philosophers have consistently assumed a more or less uniform set of standards over the course of history, and if I too follow in that tradition by accepting them as mine, and furthermore if these standards demonstrably have a poorer track record than scientific or mathematical standards, that would be a reason for me to turn naturalist.

He, too, follows nighttime mental routines.

Crime, too, follows just the same parabolic curve.

The latest dispute, too, follows a change in government in Kiev.

The Swedish government, too, follows a gutsier CO2 reduction plan than the EU as a whole.

But during his murder spree, he too followed this double bluff strategy.