Sentence examples for too must we from inspiring English sources

So too, must we stop pandering to the Isis media strategy by being in awe of the brand.

As we condemn those who have carried out these heinous acts, so too must we condemn the systems that perpetuate extremism.

It's a compelling argument to apply here, though a bit disheartening too: must we append the word "economy" to everything to legitimize it?

"As we mourn, so too must we introspect … What we do now as a people will determine what we become as a nation".

As he lay in hospital for months this year, Mandela taught us yet another lesson: just as we have been blessed with the gift of his presence, so too must we accept his inevitable departure.

"Just as we won the Cold War, in part by exposing the evils of communism and the virtues of free markets, so too must we take on the ideology of radical Islam," he said.

We, too, must do so knowing that we are destined to end up as nothing, dust to dust, ashes to ashes.

There is a ready-made excuse for doing nothing on climate change: the fact that other nations, too, must act if we are to avoid parboiling the planet.

And as individual treatments continue to change, so too must the way we provide services: hospitals and GP surgeries still look much as they did when the NHS was founded.

As daily consumers and users of laptops and cell phones, average citizens too must demonstrate that we are willing to pay to make this happen.

But, of course, since we are a species of animal, we too must have inherited predispositions and these will shape the ways we understand the world, and things we can hope to get out of it.