Sentence examples for yes too was from inspiring English sources

In its own way, Yes, too, was profoundly English — Jon Anderson, the lead singer, generally eschewed faux-American bluesiness, and the band instead deployed pleasing multipart harmonies that recall the choral tradition of the Anglican Church.

Howard Hunt (yes, of Watergate, and yes, I too was thrilled to learn that he had a hand in this).

Since its release in 1984, the greatest hits compilation has sold more than 20 million copies and remains a staple on the record charts (yes, it too was augmented and re-released in 2002).

Yes, yes, we too were shocked at first as to how this was possible, but apparently it is a quickly evolving technology.

Fortunately, there's an app for that – and yes, it too is journalism.

And yes, she, too, is troubled by a uniformity in winemaking.

But the entry "Feminist epistemology" is longer than the one on epistemology itself, and seems intended to make any affluent, white, able-bodied (yes, that too is epistemologically suspect) male reader feel uneasy when reading it.

Sure enough, Ozon's elegant film is crassly peppered with "moms", the odd "butt" and the persistent use of "sophomore" to describe one class of boys at the Lycée Gustave Flaubert – and yes, that too is a "high school".

And yes, she, too, is hiring.

Visit the 2011 Labour manifesto (yes, it too is online) and you'll see that the pledge they made then was clear enough: Instigate a programme of annual health checks, led by GPs, practice nurses, pharmacists and other health professionals, for everyone over the age of 50 over the next Assembly term.

And yes, we too are surprised how giddy this made us.