Sentence examples for too learned from inspiring English sources

Dee was a learned man - too learned a man, in fact, in whose head all kinds of stuff lodged, some obviously silly and some in retrospect sane, but impacted together like trash in a dump heap.

I too learned how a preference can ruffle feathers.

The lawyers, too, learned their lines from literature.

"We too learned that there are no happy withdrawals, no free withdrawals.

Ellis Short spoke to his manager about stability on Saturday night when he too learned of the story.

The topic of pregnancy became more personal for Radcliffe a few days later when she, too, learned she was expecting.

They, too, learnt a lesson from the 1991 war.

Black audiences absorbed this message, too, learning to discount their own power — their economic leverage, especially.

Fathers too, learn what to expect and how to contribute once their baby is born.

Why shouldn't we, too, learn to recognize the value of hollowness?

Los Angeles chefs Roxana Jullapat and Daniel Mattern are here too, learning about Bhutanese fare and running workshops for local chefs.