Sentence examples for too question from inspiring English sources

But residents, too, question whether the charges are directed at the right people – and whether they will make any difference.

Now they too question its methods, its aims, its popularity, its value for money.The commission, these days, looks a bit punch-drunk.

LIZADONNELLY: Switched to @CNN, too QUESTION FROM MEGAN HOLBROOK : So which station has the best (or at least least annoying) commentary.

Although I, too, question President Bush's leadership ability, and most of his decisions and actions, we place far too much blame on him for our current troubles.

Some in Saudi Arabia, too, question the wisdom of an expensive war as it drains coffers that are harder to fill thanks to lower oil prices.

While there may be far more in common between the North and the Black Country, for example, they too question the lack of insight into their identity - certainly when the country's split is discussed.

Elsewhere, too, questions are beginning to brew.

(I, too, questioned whether all the excitement was warranted, given the troubling implications).

In the postgame news conference, James, too, questioned more than just his sixth foul.

But he, too, questioned whether the mouse studies were pertinent for humans.

His art, too, questions the value of artefacts as well as events.