Sentence examples for we too thought from inspiring English sources

The letter was pathetic, inconsequential, a child's report on a day out in Nice - "So you thought of us, dear St Crumpet, and we too thought so much of you" - but in its innocent prattle lay the source of Ruskin's pain, and all that followed from it.

"This was discussed with us and we too thought that expeditions should be allowed to continue to send a positive message, even to the Nepalese people, that not all is lost.

"We too thought our retirement funds and houses were growing miraculously, though ours was an illusion fueled by debt rather than fraud, and we too made plans based on those asset values that now stand in ruins.

(We, too, think they are good ones).

We, too, think we've figured it all out.

We, too, think the term should be scrapped, but for a different reason.

'We too think immigration is a problem, and will aim to let fewer immigrants enter, but more than the Tories'.

We, too, think students are most often best served by applying to a variety of schools they like, including one or two that are reaches.

"With Islamophobia growing around the world today," he said, "I wanted to show that we, too, think there is an injustice".

We've lost a bit of the fun, the glitz, the distractions, that we all find interesting -- and, with it, we've lost the willingness to admit that we, too, think it's cool to find Nemo.

We too have thought about this experiment.