Sentence examples for too to remind from inspiring English sources

There's a very contemporary purpose at work here too: to remind people, if nothing else, why the NHS is worth fighting for at the very moment it's being dismantled.

The Tory rightwinger John Redwood is right when he points out that in fact, many people will end up spending much more than £35,000 because the cap covers only the care costs, not the living expenses in homes; and he's right, too, to remind people that homes may charge much more, particularly in the south-east, than the tariff the government will pay for.

He's likely, too, to remind us that a union-tilted Labor Department doesn't necessarily serve the country best.

And she has been calling upon Patsey too to remind her to stay present as she travels from one red carpet to the next.

Golden ones will be good too, to remind the Cullen's lifestyle.

Except, I might add, audiences, who are likely to find themselves identifying with disturbing closeness with a character who has often before seemed too exotic, too anachronistic, too fey to remind you of anyone you knew personally.

The cuts are too finite to be jigsaw, too jagged to remind you of a river; they create new shapes with the light and the viewer's own reflection.

He, too, has to remind himself to read it as standard giggling.

It is never too late to remind yourself of your station in life.

Their ranks are being swollen daily by refugees who are all too happy to remind them of the risks that mergers present, to both jobs and shareholder value.

It has been debated whether it was too soon to remind Kenyans of this year's crisis, when at least 1,200 people were killed and 300,000-plus displaced.