Sentence examples for too included from inspiring English sources

They, too, included language that objected to American and Israeli policies, and did not focus almost exclusively on problems within the Arab world.

The pioneering setters, too, included Ximenes, Custos and Afrit, all classics teachers who applied the rigours of parsing to the construction of wordplay.

Addressed to Mr. Brokaw, it, too, included a threatening note, although one NBC executive said it was not clear whether both letters had come from the same place.

When, on February 26th, the New Republic published yet another piece critical of Sandberg's efforts — this piece, too, included a veiled admission that its writer, Michael Kazin, had not read her book — the situation seemed to have reached a nadir.

(The Golf Digest excerpt, too, included an account of changing Woods's grip on the golf club and laid out three issues Haney had with Woods's swing when they started working together).

Mr. Baum introduced copies of communications that the bureau had concluded were part of fantasy role playing to show that they, too, included the same kinds of discussion of actual victims as well as having other similarities, like methods of torture and even bargaining over the price of the kidnap victims, $4,000 and $5,000.

Others teared up, too, including the Iranians.

There are dedicated services too, including finance.

There are lesser cues, too, including appearance.

He fished on (and off) other continents, too, including Europe and South America.

Humans are made of atoms too, including our souls.