Sentence examples for too hence from inspiring English sources

Foxes are on the island, too — hence the name — and, of course, ducks.

I wanted to play with some untraditional ingredients, too, hence the venison, gin and thyme of my second recipe here.

Insects too – hence the disappearance of the "moth snowstorms" that once materialised before car headlights on summer nights.

France once ran Mauritius, too: hence its Gallic creole and baguette-munching office workers dressed to kill.

This claim is made about China too, hence the common view that the Chinese government is right to concentrate on economic reforms first.

ISIS seems to have recognized this, too, hence widespread reports of suspected spies and potential deserters being murdered en masse in the sands of Syria.

Rumour has it that the prime minister does too, hence the attempt to move IDS to the justice department in the reshuffle so that the plans could be shelved.

To put it bluntly, if everyone around you is going out and getting bladdered on a Friday night it's highly likely you will too – hence the culture of binge drinking amongst those in the lowest SES categories.