Sentence examples for too is permitted from inspiring English sources

Coffee, too, is permitted at church.

It is too easy; too much is permitted; it is evidence of a skill that is finally worthless.

Simply put, all too often, Christmas is permitted to enter into Hanukkah.

Too much discretion is permitted on the part of the gatekeepers who change the rules from day to day.

Smoking is permitted here, too.

The children, too, rarely were permitted to go outside.

Movies, too, have been permitted to cross political red lines.

At San Francisco airport, too, visitors are permitted through the screening points in the domestic aviation areas, though not the international concourses.

Spectators discovered that Superman-style lunges work on the track too - and are permitted by judges.

The American college is too important "to be permitted to give up on its own ideals," Delbanco writes.

One way of achieving the appropriate trade-off between safety and injury costs is through collective determinations of what acts or activities are too dangerous to be permitted.