Sentence examples for To be understandably from inspiring English sources

Dentists tend to be, understandably, quite defensive of the technological innovations in their field.

And if the insurer is saying the reason you're getting this notice is because of the Affordable Care Act, then you're going to be understandably aggravated about it.

But he declined to elaborate on the planned legal arguments: "The lawsuit is a sensitive subject so, while I can confirm that the information you have is correct, we have to be understandably cautious".

Others are playfully decorative, like Roman Klonek's answer to "Why is each snowflake unique?" And a few seem to be understandably flummoxed by the questions, like Atak's art brut rendering of "Why do we age?" Contrary to the cover image, an unexplained biological cross section, this book is not about medical illustration.

And in the middle there's Julian, his son by his first wife, already – can you believe this? – older by seven years than John was when Mark Chapman fired the fatal shots, emerging to complain about the cost of collecting memorabilia connected with a father for whose prolonged absences during his childhood a legacy reputed to be £20m appears to be, understandably enough, scant compensation.

The commuters onboard appeared to be, understandably, not very into that shit.

A kitten may be (understandably) reluctant to let you lift its tail and expose its genitals.

Finding myself so close to what is, understandably, a venue close to my heart, I suddenly felt overcome with sadness.

Rates of diagnosis are rising, and many parents-to-be are understandably worried.

Black Panther, which had rave reviews to boot, was (understandably) almost every moviegoer's pick for date night.

Furthermore, these two types of workers are loosely organized and offering HIV education programs to them is understandably difficult.