Sentence examples for too regarded from inspiring English sources

Community leaders, too, regarded it as a barrier.

He too regarded war to halt a nuclear Iran as a "last resort".

Presidents Truman, Eisenhower, and Kennedy made similar illogical-seeming decisions, as Ellsberg discovered when he read the Pentagon Papers, not because they were ill-informed but because they, too, regarded preventing Communist rule in South Vietnam as extremely important, though not important enough to demand all the military options at their disposal.

The Japanese, too, regarded Sattelberg and Finschhafen as key areas.

Perhaps because the PO had worked in KNH for a long time most staff, and the management too, regarded her as an insider rather than a facilitator/researcher.

Me too, regarding this most recent set of stats.

The Madonna too regards us with a somewhat wary expression.

Dr. Kaminski, too, regards the experiment as properly done.

He, too, regards the shift as a baby step toward something bigger.

Grandparents, too, regard educational bookazines as an opportunity to "hand down" some "wholesome, tangible education".

And so too, regarding wars in modern times, with Japan and Nazi Germany (hot) and the Soviet Union (cold).