Sentence examples for an understandable sense from inspiring English sources

There was, then, an understandable sense of trepidation in these parts ahead of Ayr United's visit.

The immediate response of British society to this shocking event was an understandable sense of revulsion.

With an understandable sense of pride, she will be among those rooting for Smarty Jones.

When children die as a result of violence or abuse there is an understandable sense of horror and outrage.

Forty-five years of Israeli impunity as settlements metastasized in defiance of international law has bred an understandable sense of invincibility.

"Any time you can't get to the bottom line, there's an understandable sense of frustration, but that does not deter us from aggressive action," Dr. Hughes said.

Still, there is no denying a growing and understandable sense of urgency in Israel, which Iran's president has threatened with elimination.

And if you combine that with a strong sense of loyalty to fellow Africans, prompted by a shared and entirely understandable sense of having been the victims of exploitation by the outside world, then it is not difficult to see why ranks have been closed.

Justice Scalia acknowledged the majority's "understandable sense of frustration".

She described her understandable sense that access to justice had been denied.

This inconsistency plays to Iranians' understandable sense of historical injustice and double standards.