Sentence examples for too for all from inspiring English sources

But Egypt's problems could very easily be visited on Burma, too, for all Thein Sein's skill.

Whilst the killings in Paris were indefensible and abhorrent, spare a thought too for all the thousands of innocent Muslims in Iraq, Palestine, Darfur and Afghanistan, for example, who have seen loved ones slain but will never receive justice.

In fact, in a lunchtime interview, his outlook was so cautious, his tone so subdued, that it prompted a senior aide to gently interrupt: "Jamie, how about mentioning a few of our positives, too?" For all the talk of gloom and doom, the postcrisis era looks brighter than Mr. Dimon is willing to acknowledge.

The English mystic Julian of Norwich (born 1342) resolved this problem by noting that part of the bliss and fulfilment of those who are saved will be that, at the Last Day, they will see the true reason why God has done all the things he has and the reason too for all the things he has permitted.

And, if she could be honest for a moment and drop the gender identity war club, she might say that gender aside, she deserves it, too, for all the time she's put in climbing.

"Inside it, too, for all I know," said the student.

Are you too young or too old for all this?

I'm too young for all this".

I'm too old for all this".

Herman Walker is getting too old for all this worry.

"Maybe even getting too old for all this".