Sentence examples for a degree understandable from inspiring English sources

Outsiders' confusion is, to a degree, understandable.

The venom thrown at West is dispiritingly predictable, and to a degree understandable.

The reasons are many, and perhaps to a degree understandable, but that does not make them right.

Where Marber's script for Closer never made you warm to its glacial, self-absorbed characters, these flawed people are memorable and, to a degree, even understandable thanks to the subtlety of the performances, both central and minor.

Author Ian Inglis observes a degree of "understandable" impatience in the first verse's line, "Really want to see you, Lord, but it takes so long, my Lord".

This was to some degree understandable: the frontier campaign was unpopular in Pakistan, the army was coming off badly against the irregulars, and making deals with rebels was, after all, how the frontier had been contained for 150 years.

This was evident in the studies used in our analysis but this is to some degree understandable because these studies were targeted as risk factors for cancer and were not specifically focused on PCOS.

But a degree of confusion is understandable.

Those that do, like Madden or Call of Duty, aspire to such a narrow vision of what realism means that a degree of exclusion is understandable.

This makes her decision to do so now in the most personal of ways more powerful, but also, to a certain degree, more understandable.

A degree of investor skepticism is understandable.