Sentence examples for too to think from inspiring English sources

It's strange, too, to think of just how easy it is for a person to make the same uncertain journey.

Childish, too, to think he would forget that she still had his books.

It's eerie too, to think of the silent London he eventually reaches.

These are some of the precepts that can lead you too to THINK LIKE A CHEF (Clarkson Potter, $37.50).

It is useful, too, to think about the photographs that readers accept unquestioningly when they show bloody scenes from, say, Iraq or Syria.

It is a historical fallacy, too, to think that an indiscriminate pursuit of petty offenses is what brought the fall in crime in New York.

"This is too painful to reopen, too painful to think about every day," she said.

Soon it was too hot to talk, too hot to think.

Far too many Democrats are just too angry to think straight at the moment.

It was too hard to think about these things, and her grief was too raw.

"Your mind is too young to think.