Sentence examples for too in the case of from inspiring English sources

And a perplexing one, too, in the case of the president.

So too, in the case of celebrities, the post-death excavation of secrets — for instance in the case of Michael Jackson — has become a gleeful shared ritual.

Reeves's historicizing works, too, in the case of gangsta rap, a product of Reagan's America: the cutting of social welfare programs led to steep inclines in black poverty rates, which led to crack, thriving gang economies — and N.W.A., superstar gangsta rappers straight outta Compton.

I have to think before reacting too, in the case of Ms. Kennedy's opponents.

As we have seen all too clearly in the case of Darfur, intervention poses far too great of a political risk to our leaders.

But Mr. Rifkin said Judge Weinstein seemed to have expanded that too far in the case of the battered women.

Whether their assiduousness went too far in the case of Mr Belhadj is for Sir Peter's inquiry to determine.

Long's return will ensure it is rocking – rather too literally, in the case of the main stand – for the start of its last season.

That shouldn't be too hard in the case of LIBOR, which involves no complicated debates about who knew what when.

Of course a rape charge would likely sink a bachelor candidate, too — or, in the case of Sextus Tarquinius and Lucretia, start a revolution.

"The pendulum of electronification of markets went too far in the case of U.S. equities — to the point that people want to know there's a human being watching over their trades," he says.