Sentence examples for a fully understandable from inspiring English sources

Make sure you get a fully understandable grasp of how the game works and the overall rules for it.

There is no rule against having a few laughs in a tragedy, but it made painfully clear how desperate the audience was for a morsel of fully understandable acting.

Vestiges are instances of imperfections like the imperfections seen in anatomical structures that argue against creation by design but are fully understandable as a result of evolution.

Phenomenal blueness, according to his view, has a physical nature and one might expect that physical natures are fully describable in physical terms and fully understandable under a physical conceptualization.

Holloway said he felt exhausted after his team's 1-0 extra-time win over Watford, fully understandable after a far from straightforward six months since he left Blackpool and succeeded Dougie Freedman.

This study also points out, that complex social interaction might be altered by laboratory conditions and therefore might only be fully understandable in a more natural context.

It is therefore fully understandable that these instruments should be below sub investment grade.

"That is fully understandable," she said to me over her half-rimmed spectacles.

However, since many of the osteological differences between Homo neanderthalensis and Homo sapiens only emerge later in development, it is fully understandable that Huxley (like everyone else at the time) did not recognize it as such.

As there is no standard method to be used to show data, authors can decide which is the best method for presenting their work, but the chosen method may not be fully understandable for the readers.

In 'The Future of Privacy' – an early contribution to the reform process leading to the Regulation – the Article 29 Working Party summarize this argument: 'the requirement that consent has to be informed starts from the assumption that it needs to be fully understandable to the data subject what will happen if he decides to consent to the processing of his data.