Sentence examples for too noting from inspiring English sources

Foreigners cheer, too, noting he is far more assertive than his predecessor.

The Israeli television crew munched on a few too, noting that locusts are considered kosher.

(Ketchum made an assessment, too, noting that Payne's delirium was "moderately severe").

The European commission weighed in, too, noting football's "particular responsibilities in the fight against racism".

He added, "I know the Obamas like him very much, too," noting that both the President and Michelle Obama have been guests on Mr. Leno's show.

His footnotes were sharp-elbowed, too, noting sarcastically that the government's concession that the program is only "sometimes" useful was "candor as refreshing as it is rare".

Prial, too, noted its freshness and vibrancy.

Quite the savage social satirist, too," notes his teacher.

But she, too, noted the lack of enthusiasm among voters.

But he, too, noted discomfort at the varying treatment of the broadcast press.

Even so, she, too, noted that the topic could be polarizing.