Sentence examples for wish too to from inspiring English sources

And those leave-takings are a kind of wish, too: to become something more than the person we've been.

"It would be wishing too much to play the way I did that first 45 holes the whole week.

Now I too wish to refer to the Rules, since I too am a Member of this House.

(ES) Mr President, we, too, wish to refer to Rule 177 of the Rules of Procedure.

They are probably more likely to work the number of desired hours they wish to work, too, according to Gary Burtless, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.

I don't wish to be too mean to Nixon, Hill and their supporters.

There are hawks, too, who wish to bring democracy to the Middle East as a whole, unaware of Robespierre's warning about the world resenting "armed missionaries".

One may not, however, wish to give too much credit to WikiLeaks on those grounds because it is impossible to know how many of those redactions it would have accepted.

From a purely epidemiology point of view, we would not wish to ascribe too much importance to the particular values of periodicity beyond its contribution to goodness-of-fit of the model.

Because the rats used in this study were planned to be reused in other studies later to reduce the overall number of rats required, we wished to avoid to put too much stress on them.

The government apparently did not wish to give too much attention to the American demonstrators since that might have sent a signal that street protests are acceptable now, after all.