Sentence examples for too if one from inspiring English sources

Imagination and a joyous sense of experimentation help, too, if one hopes to apply techniques as old as humanity in novel, intriguing ways.

Pascal invented the machine for his father, a tax collector, so it was the first business machine too (if one does not count the abacus).

An ideal review might be wordless too, if one could only draw criticism as expertly as Gabrielle Vincent draws from life.

The Block Web site is www.hrblock.com, and the $19.95 price for a self-prepared return includes both the federal 1040 and a state return -- the extension, too, if one chooses.

There is no avoiding the fact that Nabokov was prejudiced against homosexuality, and it was fortunate for his academic reputation that queer theory did not emerge until well after his death (fortunate perhaps for queer theory too, if one imagines his likely reaction to it).

So too, if one is to know, the ability(/-ies) in question must be involved in the right way with the production of a true belief it can't be a matter of luck that one's abilities, exercised in the right kind of circumstances, issue in truth.

Furthermore, the story's resolution, expressed visually but not in words, feels a little too subtle — if one is not looking closely enough, the cotton-in-the-ears gag fades into the beautiful scenery.

Remember, too, that if, one day, you wish to remove your piercing from your nose, it will leave a hole that will be more obvious than a similar hole in the ear.

So don't be too surprised if one month after the launch, the App Catalog downloads are near 1 million.

So, don't be too surprised if one of these days you see a screaming yet bland headline: NETFLIX STREAMS TO PS3, YAY! via Zatz Not Funny.

If there's anything I'd say to these writers -- or, really, to my younger self -- it's don't succumb to pressure, and at the same time, don't be too ashamed if, one day, you find yourself morphing into someone you wouldn't now recognize.