Sentence examples for too regards from inspiring English sources

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

The Madonna too regards us with a somewhat wary expression.

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

Although Chick, another one of Mr. Bellow's "first-class noticers," is Ravelstein's senior by some 20 years, he, too, regards Ravelstein as a kind of teacher.

Phyllis Diller, whom Jillette, too, regards as funny, dispensed with the gender thing by wearing a wig and silly boots and gloves and telling jokes about how ugly she was.

No doubt he too regards himself as courageous, first in allowing the jokes to be transmitted (though you wonder whether he'd be quite so brave had the child in question been Ivan Cameron); and again now in refusing to say sorry.

Community leaders, too, regarded it as a barrier.

China's leaders — and its citizens, too — regard the institution with wary esteem and occasional incomprehension.

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

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).