Sentence examples similar to a bit understandably from inspiring English sources

He overstates his case a bit and understandably has a chip on his shoulder.

Everyone in the room seemed a bit busy, understandably, so I didn't feel I could ask anyone to switch it over – meaning her son was born to the sound of In the Air Tonight by Phil Collins.

Editors don't like that one bit, understandably.

David P. Rebovich, a political science professor at Rider University, said that Mr. Corzine's shift to the attack seemed a bit early, but understandably so.

This latest comment sounds a bit more bleak — understandably so.

People are understandably a bit touchy about this possibility.

Requiem director Darren Aronofsky is understandably "a bit perplexed about it", according to the composer.

It is understandably a bit more ambivalent about communism than some other countries who suffered under the hammer and sickle.

All this rendered the music truly incidental, though the Cassatt players performed gamely and artistically, amplified a bit in a room understandably built with little regard for musical acoustics.

Caroline is, understandably, a bit hurt to be told that her present-tense life is already a foregone conclusion, and that she isn't real.

In the end Samir – understandably a bit tired after placing fourth in the MdS a few weeks earlier – missed out on first spot by three minutes to Lahcen Zardi, a baker from the mountainous region of Kalaat M'gouna.