Sentence examples for a somewhat understandable from inspiring English sources

However, her assertion that "Mao is a distant memory, far more present as a kitsch icon than a serious symbol" is superficial and a (somewhat understandable) product of talking with younger Chinese people.

That's a somewhat understandable practice as Facebook sought to improve its trends algorithm.

That seems bizarre in and of itself, but it's a somewhat understandable hypothesis.

As a game focussed on a tournament, it's somewhat understandable.

Mr. Leno, who was magnanimous at first, has grown defensive and even somewhat surly, which clashes with his Teflon comic persona but is somewhat understandable: a jeering jury of his peers, including Jimmy Kimmel of ABC, portray him as a piggish diva who stole "The Tonight Show" after giving it to Mr. O'Brien.

She has become famous — or infamous — for her public remarks as well, from her defense of the violence in the 1992 Los Angeles riots as "somewhat understandable" to a kindergarten-style verbal tussle with Peter King, a New York Republican, on the House floor that escalated to the moment when she told him to "shut up".

And while it's somewhat understandable that an outbreak of any kind might be scarier on a ship, the real reason you're far more likely to hear about is that cruise lines are required by law to disclose these outbreaks publicly.

"I think it's somewhat understandable after a traumatic event like the death of Ms. Spruill that there be a pulling back on their use.

Discussing value and poking fans to side with them over owners isn't necessarily a strong strategy, but it's somewhat understandable.

This candy conservatism is somewhat understandable for Mars, a privately-held company.

The time and efforts they asked their employers [sic] to put in did not align with the pay they handed out (somewhat understandable as they are a young start-up) or with the appreciation they showed.