Sentence examples for too more than from inspiring English sources

I miss you too, more than anyone will ever know.

Wotan wants more, too — more than other gods.

The food, too, more than compensated for rough service.

So too, more than 10,000 deer mice, and 3,000 oaks.

But there are nice days, too, more than you might think.

Infections have recently picked up pace too, more than doubling in the past eight weeks.

I am tethered to Twitter, too, more thoroughly than I'd like to admit.

It is also too kitschy, more than a little gimmicky and much too innocuous.

Too many more than that, and it'll take too long to get your drink.

And men, if you too score more than 16, I want to talk to you, too.

In a move that had some people in the audience -- and apparently the jury, too -- more than a little confused, he then apparently impeached his own witness, Mrs. Cunningham, by calling to the stand a former state investigator who said that she told him in 1977 that she did know Mr. Cherry.