Sentence examples for too represented from inspiring English sources

They, too, represented two cultures.

Yet he, too, represented different versions of moral leadership to different groups of voters, at various stages of the campaign.

And the six people who lost their lives on Saturday – they too represented what is best in America.

It too represented a tissue of creative allusions, deft reworkings of traditional forms to serve new functions".

At least 90 are open to the faithful (and often to the faithless too, represented by a blank space on multifaith signs) in airports, according to the International Association of Civil Aviation Chaplains.

But Merrill has had a darker, less visible side, too, represented by Mr. Patrick -- an investment banker with a low public profile, whose 25 years at the firm have been characterized by deals, bargains and powerful relationships.

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.

This, too, represents a failure to grasp the particularity of the gay experience.