Sentence examples for various too from inspiring English sources

Ways of life are proving immensely various, too.

Maybe the parts were a bit more various, too, than they later became.

These aren't books to be read from A to Z. They're too big, too various, too anecdotally detailed.

Herrera's talent invites such amplitude, though "Half of the World" may overdo it; it seems too various, too generous and simply too long to make an ideal introduction.

"The Meaning of Paleolithic Rock Art" dismissed the various, too creative theories of its predecessors, and, with them, any residual nineteenthcentury prejudice or romance about the "primitive" mind.

Some very good poets are unsuitable for various reasons – too shy and retiring, too old, too republican, too flaky, or not British enough.

It also has angled thrusters, allowing it to move up and down and side to side like ABE, but also at various angles too.

The presence of the sensitive layer of porous silicon significantly expands the potential for sensor research not only in liquids but also in vapors of various liquids too.

The presence of the sensitive layer of porous silicon significantly expands the potential for sensor design, not only in liquids but also in vapors of various liquids too; it improves the sensitivity significantly and possibly contributes the necessary cross-selectivity.

There are various photographs, too.

It is a problem not just for Judeo-Christian legends but for various mythologies, too.