Sentence examples for too to try from inspiring English sources

It is difficult, too, to try to reconstruct events — the birth of species — long past.

Strange, too, to try to gauge the mood of the country through poetry.

Then, in 1963, he dispensed with the pulpit — the altar and pews, too — to try something really dramatic.

And it is equally natural, too, to try everything from flattery to threats in the hope of enlisting its leaders as partners in the struggles with terrorism, nuclear proliferation, people-smuggling, carbon emissions and spiralling macroeconomic imbalances.

And they need to assess themselves that way, too, to try and work on the weak parts, improve them and accept that they're going to need help in certain areas.

After the narrator finds her husband in bed "with a woman who happened to look very much like me", she moves into Henry's house, too, to try to put herself back together.

He was nearly too scared to try.

Warren Buffett isn't too old to try something new.

"You're never too old to try new things.

Vijay looks much too jolly to try anything like that.

They'd have been too choked to try.