Sentence examples for be even more understandable from inspiring English sources

That approach would be even more understandable if "The Muppets" wants to go broader than those shows; after all, the jokes that land hardest in these episodes are the ones that occur in conversations or during physical bits.

If anything, yearning for a Philip Marlowe fix is even more understandable.

If Russia wanted to attack Chechenya, it was no concern of ours, and then after 9/11, the idea of attacking perceived Islamic terrorists was even more understandable.

In the exciting main event, a bruising and undefeated welterweight named Keith Thurman battered Robert Guerrero, who had only lost twice before (once early in his career, which is understandable, and once to Mayweather, which is even more understandable).

It is even more understandable given that the only other real option for change was to replace captain Alastair Cook.

Consider that only 26 of the 125 declared majors in the physics department are women, and it's even more understandable that some feel like they're in over their heads.

Mickelson's uncharacteristic and unseemly outburst, though, is even more understandable if he thought he was stuck paying sixty-two percent when others were paying nothing, which he may have reasonably but incorrectly believed.

In some ways DJ Hero 2 is even more accessible and immediately understandable than rock 'n' roll games like Rock Band and Guitar Hero.

The new versions are even more image-based so as to be more impressive and understandable.

He insists his arm is sound, which makes it even more understandable to wonder if he is through.

It's even understandable.