Sentence examples for too represent from inspiring English sources

Its restaurants, too, represent the relaxed warm weather spirit of this urban-suburban-seashore spot.

The sculptors too represent a range of backgrounds, including a pathologist, an insurance broker, a land surveyor and students at Westchester Community College.

Another argument of Hill's is that not just "The Rock" but Four Quartets, too, represent a decline from the unsettling "pitch" of the early work into reassuring but bogus "tone".

Like the iPhone 6, they too, represent the "affordable" smartphone market, but from the Android side.

Religions too represent inventions.

Future genomic sequencing may prove that these contigs, too, represent genomic regions present as multiple copies, but the present data are also consistent with the previous suggestion that they are derived from viruses or small extragenomic molecules [17].

They, too, represented two cultures.

That, too, represents a significant improvement.

But "Valkyrie," too, represents a missed opportunity.

There are three choreographers, too, representing three states.

Cruz, too, represents the kind of hostile takeover that Polsby warned about.