Sentence examples for too understood from inspiring English sources
They too understood the problem.
Ms. Nobles, the Georgia fitness instructor, said she, too, understood the appeal of Mr. Weiner's candidacy, though she did not express outright support.
Abbott's repeated endorsement of Keating's words (to the profound disquiet of some of his most ardent supporters on the ideological right) seemed to make it plain that he, too, understood that critical intersection.
Stalin too understood the tank; it was his vast legions of indestructible T-34's that turned the tide of Hitler's invasion and chased the Germans all the way back to Berlin in 1945.
Stowe, too, understood how influential narrative could be, and with "Uncle Tom's Cabin" she achieved what endless speeches in the halls of Congress, political tracts, harangues, and newspaper articles failed to do: she made the reality of slavery palpable to the American public.
Aristotle, too, understood addition in this way, although with a completely different take on the underlying ontology.
Nannies, too, understand the game.
Youroukov too understands the sentiment.
But she too understands flexibility.
Young readers, too, understand the allure.
The Russian Parliament, too, understands the Senate action.
