Sentence examples for an understandable reason from inspiring English sources

Usually, there's an understandable reason for the design.

Eventually I realised that there was an understandable reason for the dissonance.

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

I asked why, and he said, "Because they don't want their dirty laundry aired in public!" That's an understandable reason, of course, but it's hardly a defensible one.

The decision of the Israeli government to seal the borders with Gaza has an understandable reason but is wrong in principle, wrong in practice and counterproductive to its goals.

But after not much discussion, during which James presents the saturated buggy market as an understandable reason for not choosing the pram and Lorraine seems muc less mad than usual, the results come.

At least nowadays everybody's informed about [the crisis]." Though that, as she concedes, is a distinct part of the problem, and an entirely understandable reason for popular anger – how long it took for everyone to know, and how much of a surprise it all was.

Aiden, who told HuffPost he wants to be a zoologist, has a very understandable reason for wanting to study nature. .

The big exception to the trend was the unwavering success of Gerhard Richter's monumental abstract pictures, and this for a perfectly understandable reason.

There is a perfectly understandable reason for the diversions: they have closed gaps in the state budget that would otherwise have to be closed with new money or less spending, with tax increases or budget cuts.

The recent case of a skip falling through a Chelsea street and becoming embedded following basement excavations in one property would be a more understandable reason for residents' fury but we can become just as distressed over something as inconsequential as a neighbour painting their fence an unpleasant shade.