Sentence examples for too when I think from inspiring English sources

The abyss opens, too, when I think why I never searched for the men who knew Father in prison, particularly a man Ziad found, who claimed to have been in the cell next door to Father's.

I often ask myself, "Am I a survivor, too?" when I think about my mother's plight with breast cancer.

"My blood pressure gets too high when I think of this war," he said as he left.

Yet I cannot be too sad when I think of Allsop; for his wonderful writings have inspired not just me, but a host of other nature writers and environmentalists.

For myself the pang of absence is already too great, and when I think of the increase of what I must needs suffer it would be well nigh intolerable but for my firm hope of your unchangeable affection..."....

"Hold up, I get too choked up when I think of old stuff," he rapped on Chance's "No Problem," telling his fans that, even if he might be hung up on the past, he would charge forward nonetheless.

DANA GOODYEAR: I love cheese, but when I think too hard about what it is I get a bit distressed.

When I think, too, of what Shakespeare writes about, I become totally convinced by his Palestinian-ness, preposterous though this might seem at first glance.

It's too painful to even cry when I think of what happened," he said from the refugee camp in Maiduguri, where motorists who picked him up eventually dropped him.

When I think too much sometimes I arrive at just the right place.

I have repeated headaches when I think too much about this and I lose sleep.