Sentence examples for was too when from inspiring English sources

If a production is unpopular, the usual place to voice opinion is at the final curtain (it was, too), when the production team come on to take their bow.

Quite a few people are amused and confused by it all and I admit that I was too when I first heard about it.

I enjoyed vandalizing property with him at a minimum wage retail job for a summer, right up until I realized he was actually a terrible person, and I was too when we hung out.

(I'm sure mine is, too, when the situation is reversed).

Only he stayed the same — as fervently single-minded as they were, too, when they were young.

So it will be too, when same-sex couples are pronounced "spouses for life".

The person may be embarrassed, but you were too when you were being bullied.

(He was, too -- when he checked the biscuits through the oven window, he grinned and said, "Oh, yeah, those are gonna be award winners right there").

"It was too quiet when I came.

That was too painful when he was alive.

Maybe too seriously, sometimes: Resnick's teachers would observe that he was "too tense" when working on school projects.