Sentence examples for too remarks from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes the identity of the wood can have legal implications, too," remarks the Getty conservator.

Then Mrs. Fonash continued, too, remarking on the boats that dot the bay on summer weekends.

The other day, I, who have been bothering him, too, remarked on the great number of people he receives.

She, too, remarked on the Justice's "strong interest in pornography," and she also said that Thomas scrutinized his work colleagues as prospective sexual partners.

" The president, too, remarked on his own about the surprises Mrs. Clinton has experienced along her 16-month campaign journey, which he said he knew from the start would be a slugfest.

"She smokes too much," remarks a disapproving mother-in-law.

Here, too, his remarks were straight out of the standard G.O.P. playbook.

But another Israeli all too knowingly remarks, "One bomb and this is all over".

Inevitably, too, his remarks appeared set to deepen the gulf between Pakistan and Britain that opened last week after Prime Minister David Cameron, during a visit to India, accused Pakistan of duplicity -- in Mr. Cameron's words, looking "two ways" -- in its relations with the Taliban.

"I had to come too," he remarks.

Or maybe I'd read too much Remark.