Sentence examples for too we hear from inspiring English sources

Every day, too, we hear more horror stories.

Here, too, we hear contemporary performers sing fragments of the old songs — which is particularly maddening in the case of Bonnie Raitt's gorgeously sensual but truncated rendition of the Lenoir song "Round and Round".

General Motor 's Saturn division is to get a minivan, too, we hear.

As we shuffled next towards security, wrestling with my daughter's pink Trunki case and red buggy as well as bags, computers, iPads, electronic game consoles and phones —the normal stuff of a family of six (we were traveling with my sister's two children, too) — we heard raised voices.

The patients have slightly different class backgrounds, too, and we hear about financial problems.

"Too often we hear stories of NGO workers trying to get money across borders in suitcases of cash," she adds.

"Too often we hear the argument that radicalisation is the fault of someone else," says our finger-wagging prime minister.

For example, all too often we hear – including from some top officials – that if we relax the capital requirements, the economy will grow faster in a sustainable manner.

I don't know the details of this case but too often we hear of social workers' inadequacies in the court arena.

Speaking at the Globsec conference in Slovakia, he will say: "Too often we hear the argument that radicalisation is the fault of someone else.

Speaking at the Globsec conference in Slovakia, he said: "Too often we hear the argument that radicalisation is the fault of someone else.