Sentence examples for we too find from inspiring English sources

As a supplier we too find we are more efficient.

We, too, find ourselves choosing the Bronx or Riverdale identities in different contexts.

Like Borchert, we too find much to be hopeful about when we reflect on the Copenhagen conference.

The Court of Appeals made short shrift of this contention (287 F.2d, at 675), and we too find no substance in it.

The Web site of Mimesis, where the plagiarist was also employed as an editor, had this terse statement: Superior résumé, elegant and refined person, he has pulled off this inexplicable, and partly surrealist, action which we, too, find difficult to decipher.

It's as if in their puzzled reactions Shakespeare is half-apologising to playgoers for writing lines that he knows we, too, find unintelligible – even as the speech wonderfully renders the maddened state of mind of a jealous man who persuades himself that he has been cuckolded by his best friend.

To the Editor: We, too, found the same type of kindness and warmth toward our children in Venice.

We too found out in the NYT.

Like earlier studies, we too found that baseline hypertension was associated with a higher risk of death at 90 days post-stroke, although it was not associated with stroke severity at presentation.

We, too, found an increase in glycogen in control PGC-1α transgenic mice.

We too found indications that the corn leaf aphid, Rhopalosiphum maidis (Fitch) (Hemiptera: Aphididae), does better on Bt maize (unpubl).