Sentence examples for too i understood from inspiring English sources

He has a particular gift for amusing repartee, and he can do wisdom, too: "I understood there were times when we had to have death and violence," Billy concludes, "just as we had to have sex, or the bright fair face of a child looking straight into ours, or we had to notice, as we fell a thousand feet, what a beautiful morning it was".

One commented: 'Laughter's too risky.' I understood what they meant and, apart from anything else, there's a safety issue in an environment like that.

But don't worry, I have been bullied too so I understand".

"They're in business, I'm in business too, so I understand," she said.

I can contort my face too!' " But I understand the impulse.

But it seems to have changed now in Europe, too, as I understand.

"I knew Whitney, too, and I understand Amy came to my concert in England a couple of years ago.

And of my father, too, because I understand now that what he got from Yale football is exactly what I get from the Fighting Irish — that feeling of being back in touch with my younger self.

A second reader, Kevin O'Donnell of Greenbrae, Calif., saw it as a case of The Times jumping too quickly: "I understand the larger point about coarse speech raising the potential for violence.

"Dundee United are doing well, too, and I understand that they want to keep their squad.

Another is that the name 'British Antarctic Survey' is seen to have diplomatic value too - I understand that the Foreign Office, keen to maintain Britain's profile in the South Atlantic and Antarctica, has been firm on that.