Sentence examples for always understandable from inspiring English sources

Without the face and body, ASL is not always understandable.

She was holding a sign, colorful and legible but not always understandable, that was mostly in English, with some Spanish.

In that moment, individuals were caught up in events beyond their control, making decisions that were sometimes violent and sometimes honorable, but always understandable in the context of that time and place.

"Harold's sense of injustice was so profound," says Malkovich, "that, whether or not it was misguided in a particular instance, to me it was always understandable as this massive hurt, which wasn't in evidence in his plays.

Unfortunately it is not always understandable from regional laws or DA designations to which kind of juridical notion they refer.

The Idealist contribution is useful for understanding problems and ideas of that period and identifying some authors who influenced planning culture, in particular the, not always understandable, Geddes' writingsb.

Monsters always felt understandable, while people were terrifying".

So there was always an understandable reason, but sometimes it seemed to be a rather unreasonable reason.

Vaughan has been something of a cricketing guru to Colin Graves, the incoming ECB chairman, and there is always an understandable yearning to appoint someone you know.

Staff may believe it is in the patient's best interest, but this is not always an understandable perspective for patients.

At the same time do it in a way where it'll always remain understandable -- making it timeless.