Sentence examples for again understandably from inspiring English sources

Anderson doesn't look totally convinced, again understandably, I think.

Rule again, understandably, feels the need to justify herself: "Still, I suspended judgment.

Afghan doubts about an exclusively American investigation are surely inflamed, again understandably, by the history of untruths by the US military about episodes of violence in Afghanistan.

That's even harder when it comes to something as big as a car, which is also entangled in (again understandably) strict safety regulations.

And we obviously view the subsidisation of the production of college graduates as a worthwhile contribution to long-run growth, again, understandably.Yet it's worth thinking about why it's absurd to argue that every state should try to subsidise up a local film industry but not crazy to support local universities.

There has been, again understandably, talk of jute.

Donald Trump and his band of fellow travelers won the vision battle by staring backwards — the key word in their ball-cap slogan is "Again". And understandably, because the world around us is scary.

Quite what caused these oddities to appear and then vanish again is understandably not clear – perhaps they were unique to their lineages and died out with them, perhaps they later changed into other forms that were less expensive to produce – but clearly there was plenty of diversity of feathers in the Mesozoic.

Now that Google Maps for iOS is out and we're going in the right direction again, people are understandably enthused.

"Meteorologists are hyping the weather again!" Americans were understandably hesitant about taking Sandy seriously, in spite of repeated warnings.

Once again the focus will understandably be on characters and gaffes.