Sentence examples for too papers from inspiring English sources

Then, too, papers owned by Jewish families, like The Times, were plainly afraid to have a society that was still widely anti-Semitic misread their passionate opposition to Hitler as a merely parochial cause.

Journals are not interested in "me too" papers that do not advance the field or discipline.

Make sure that the crust is slightly thick, not too paper-thin.

Using construction paper is recommended, but you can use normal paper too (construction paper is just more durable and there is a bigger chance of your plane flying).

"It's a me-too paper in the sense that this new study also treated cataracts with a sterol," Quinlan says.

Her last one was about local paper boys being made to carry too many papers.

Too many papers to fill out.

But he also thinks the BBC gets too many papers.

He herds his dog back inside, then sits down to reminisce about how, as a youth, he too delivered papers.

Were documents destroyed in Britain, too?Other papers — internal Colonial Office records — were destroyed later, in Britain.

Too few papers of sufficient methodological rigour were identified.