Sentence examples for too that although from inspiring English sources

It is true too that although inflation in the euro-zone is likely to breach the European Central Bank's 2% target soon, the ECB has not yet raised rates, though it might in a month or two.

It is worth remembering, too, that although the world had not yet seen Hitler, Stendhal was writing in the wake of Napoleon; Europe had not for centuries been thrown into such tumult, such insecurity.

He should then tell Mr Abbas what is obvious too: that although America does not expect him to launch a war he cannot win against Hamas, his value as an interlocutor will in the end depend on his being able to impose his authority.

Worth noting, too, that although Midnight Meat Train is playing on the drive-in screen when we first meet Woody Harrelson's psychotic Harlan DeGroat, the scene playing out in the parking lot as he assaults his girlfriend and a fellow patron is closer to Deliverance, the moonshine-drinking New Jersey woodsman being a close cinematic cousin of John Boorman's Georgia natives.

I am worried – and perhaps you are too – that although we both have the same machinery in our eyes and we are both able to see the green of the trees, the red of the sun and the blue of the sky, that when I say "blue", it creates an inner experience that differs from yours when you say "blue".

And I should say, too, that although it is true that social media platforms speed the circulation of rumors and lies, they did not create cynical publics who have so little faith in media and government that they make no distinction between journalism and fake news or between legitimate political leaders and populist opportunists.

And it is true, too, that Islamic scripture, although vague in many matters, is specific about slavery, including such questions as whether sex is permitted.

He was a good fielder, too, that much I knew, although, of course, I'd never seen him play.

It seems a little too fitting, although haunting too, that the last words we hear from Damon, in response to an encouraging question from the chaplain, are "Never mind".

She must have been aware, too, that he worked for FECSA, although she couldn't think how she knew this.

Cross, too, said that although he believes that the system favors wealthier, privileged defendants, he did not fault Persky.