Sentence examples for too stresses from inspiring English sources
Eastmond, too, stresses that the amount of exposure is key.
In that work, Picasso, too, stresses the courage and innocence of children: a girl stands undauntedly holding up a candle to illuminate the Minotaur's horror while a grown man runs away.
When he translates Du Fresnoy's De Arte Graphica (1668) and publishes his Dialogue upon Coloring (1673), Roger de Piles may appear to hold stronger views; however, by transferring emphasis from color to coloring, he too stresses the importance of harmony and the way it presupposes mastery of local color and chiaroscuro.
Household balance sheets are simply too stressed.
Ms. Urman, too, stressed this distinction.
"Today, I was just a little bit too stressed.
Löw, too, stressed the primacy of the result.
A third of us find ourselves too stressed to sleep.
"They may have been too stressed by captivity to mate".
Prater, too, stressed that Sweeney was innocent until proven guilty.
