Sentence examples for too something that from inspiring English sources

Before I know it, I'm too tired to exercise, too, something that is essential for my wellbeing.

He saw her curves and her temples, but something else, too, something that lived behind her eyes.

The 3D is lovely, too, something that can't be said of Clash of the Titans, a CGI-heavy remake of the 1981 adventure film.

It's going to work, too - something that will probably pain those who find singer Johnny Borrell's pontifications on his own genius a bit much.

There was something familiar in the way this round of games ended too, something that left Marca declaring it "simply the best league in the world".

The good news is that it's a ball for the reader too – something that will come as a relief to wearied veterans of so many supposedly "playful" metafictions.

That it has brought size too is something that will need careful management.

And if dishonesty is the reason, that too is something that vitiates art.

All too often, something that does not have a logo is often misperceived as lacking brand.

Too often something that is available in theory is not actually being used in practice because of a host of challenges.

"Shooting dead seemed a little too brutal, something that happens only in remote areas of Balochistan," Siddiqui said.