Sentence examples for an understandable point of from inspiring English sources

Like Burt Bacharach, and unlike Dylan and the later Lennon-McCartney, they wrote songs that not only had beautiful, catchy melodies, but lyrics that made sense, and expressed an understandable point of view, clearly and simply.

Years of defeats bred an understandable degree of caution.

Although understandable from a point of view to maximally differentiate ADHD from PDD or autism spectrum disorder (ASD), the classification rule simply ignored clinical reality of the large clinical overlap between ADHD and ASD and has blocked research into the neurobiological underpinnings thereof for many years [ 7, 8].

If its odd that Mr. Morricones music for westerns, which constitutes less than 10percentt of his output, has been so fetishized, while his more overtly symphonic film music has been relatively ignored, its understandable from an American point of view.

But even though Webb's emphasis on emotions is understandable from an etymological point of view the term "erotic" derives from the Greek word "eros" meaning love or passion he does not succeed in spelling out the necessary or sufficient conditions for erotic art.

This is quite understandable from a practical point of view.

"It seems to me that at least at first glance, it's more understandable from an outsider's point of view that he would run, because after all, he was a governor, he was a senator, he comes from a prestigious family," she continued.

Herein lies an understandable source of tension.

Some of this hesitance reflects an understandable abundance of caution.

This is an understandable ploy of someone writing for children.

Fighting European intruders was an understandable defense of American freedom.