Sentence examples for too presented from inspiring English sources

That, too, presented a problem for Unser.

Momentum, too, presented a masterclass last weekend in dealing with hostile media.

Mr Clinton, too, presented a formula in 2000 that sought to satisfy both sides.

Representative José E. Serrano of the Bronx, too, presented his position as one of looking after the little guy.

Stolypin considered the question a sufficiently vital matter of state that he, too, presented a report: this also was ignored.

Readers can expect a lot of sex talk, too, presented in a way that McInnes asserts would never fly with our conservative cousins in America.

That, too, presents political dangers.

Pagels, too, presents a deceptively absent-minded face to the world.

But the other options, too, present their own hurdles, and many are still untested.

He might, too, present the change as part of a broader shift in energy policy.

Classical literature, too, presents a blend of stylistic influences from India with Buddhist themes.