Sentence examples for too practice from inspiring English sources

Sanctimonious stances abound, whether it is from politicians accusing the other of behaviors they too practice or even religious leaders more than willing to jump all over someone like Tiger Woods.

And somehow, these distant beings confide to us that they, too, practice religion.

Alix, too, practiced Methodism, which was practically a cult on the Catholic-dominated island.

Mr. Travanti can at times seem too practiced and actorly.

But it all felt a little too practiced, a little too obvious — a little too "3 Minute Talk Show".

I tried to make a mental note of what he had done, but it was no use: Chef von Bargen was simply too quick and too practiced.

Ms. Cox's performance is too sympathetic and funny for that, though at times her mannerisms seem too practiced, almost mechanical.

At times he even appeared to be less polished, telling the jury, "Sorry, I keep messing up this microphone," as if to keep from looking too practiced.

Reed observed that the car salesmen he worked with shook hands with one another often, too, practicing for "Mr. Customer" and "staying loose".

Obama told the TCU team that he, too, practiced shooting with a rifle.

Incidentally, there's a booth in the Griffin Museum gallery, so you too can practice the art of photoboothery.