Sentence examples for too if only from inspiring English sources

The human body is there too, if only by association.

The boys sensed it, too, if only from us.

I was skeptical, too, if only because it contradicts a previous holiday column of mine.

They want to monitor it all, too, if only for motivation purposes.

The names are a lot for a reader to bear, too, if only for their number.

Business comes first, but legacy counts, too, if only because it affects the brand.

(The younger sister, Kathleen, rode too, if only to maintain the esprit de corps).

He betrays and often hurts them, too, if only by leaving them all behind.

Ms. Birdsong's Garland is lovable, too, if only because she seems to deserve boatloads of sympathy.

Thus, in turn, instead of being merely impressed by an actor's verisimilitude, we might even have been moved by the character, too... if only the slightly aloof and chilly quality of the writing hadn't scuppered the chance of viewers making an emotional connection.

Mr Obama might think so, too if only he could live with the idea of Iran going nuclear on his watch.