Sentence examples for too of which from inspiring English sources

"I believe they have witnessed other tragedies, too, of which we're not aware.

There is avocado tucked in there, too, of which I was initially dubious (that Californian interloper!), but it lends a necessary heft.

But there is a softer and more interesting side to Leibovitz, too, of which we are promised a glimpse in this show.

He made wonderfully gnarly ceramics, too, some of which also are on view.

The Obama campaign spent a fortune on traditional advertising, too, some of which also targeted, women and Latinos.

He was let down by having too many works in the show, too few of which were in themselves compelling.

Too much has already been said, far too little of which has been based on anything other than the vaguest of assumptions (I prefer facts).

Tottenham was much too permissive, outshot 14-10 and yielding 11 corners, too many of which produced headed attempts from poorly marked men.

Callahan argues against small nonprofits, too many of which he claims are "just getting by," while there are "too few big ones that can really solve problems".

It's solid-feeling and heavy, too, both of which point to a quality of build and design that should stand up to some light knocking about, too.

She remembers five movie theaters, too, none of which survive.