Sentence examples for too thought of from inspiring English sources

He, too, thought of himself as living in exile, as a writer whose work could not be read around him.

When I first started reading "Anna Karenina," ten years ago — I'm obsessed with the book, and have read it seven times since then — I, too, thought of it as a love story.

He poured wine into the crystal goblets — he had always called them "wineglasses," but she referred to them as "goblets," and now he, too, thought of them that way.

He poured wine into the crystal goblets—he had always called them "wineglasses," but she referred to them as "goblets," and now he, too, thought of them that way.

Thus it seems likely that Pythagoras too thought of the transmigrating psychê in this way.

As I read, I too thought of Karr, and also Ernest Hemingway, David Foster Wallace, Adam Gopnik, Anthony Lane and even Woody Allen.

Then, too, think of the savings: by slaying the un in every unto, Webster spared the reader thirty-four pages of close-set type.

You just have too think of grad school differently.

On war, too, think of him as a chameleon.

Though I support Hillary and I too think of her as flawed -- but then who is not?

Recreate those in comic form too! Think of a gag.