Sentence examples for In the understandable from inspiring English sources

In the understandable desire to oppose imperialism and colonialism, too often the western left has descended into a coarse "my enemy's enemy is my friend" position that has seen all kinds of illiberal and noxious leaders and movements being supported.

In recent decades, in the understandable search for recognition, persecuted minority groups (blacks, Hispanics, gays) have celebrated their identity — and so have working-class whites, who now feel ignored and forgotten.

If anything, it could be argued that the situation is now worse than before 2011, because the Brotherhood could turn its back on democratic politics in the understandable belief that it has led to nothing but its persecution.

You've probably read about at least one of last week's two campaigns: the 2.5 bn coffee cups thrown away in Britain every year in the understandable expectation they'll be recycled.

Anti-terror stop-and-search powers were used against octogenarian peace campaigners and instant extradition arrangements – passed in the understandable post-9/11 panic – were used against bankers, businessmen and, most notably, vulnerable internet adventurer Gary McKinnon.

West earlier this year tweeted his support for President Trump, at least in the abstract, following it up with a speech from the stage of "Saturday Night Live" last month in which he established his Trump support in the understandable context of contrarianism.

But was it a factor in breaking the understandable but ill-advised clamor for a Gipper ten-spot?

3) In regard to the question of IGR IRES activity in E.coli, we regret the understandable confusion that this caused.

It is, in the circumstances, understandable.

There were fewer votes for the Labour candidate than there are Labour members in the constituency: understandable, given tactical voting.

The best data visualisation solutions are those that present those metrics in the most understandable way.