Sentence examples for bit understandable from inspiring English sources

It is a bit understandable; last week, he joined a new club.

It is a wee bit understandable for the Vikings to be ruffled by their faulty dome.

"Missing this [Links Championship] tournament is a little bit understandable, because obviously the FedEx just finished the other day.

The battery-powered device definitely takes up more space than a conventional bathroom scale, thanks to the robotic metal arm, but it does preserve a digital copy of your physical form, so that's a bit understandable.

That last bit is understandable.

Only here, in a difficult work placed last, did the chorus show a bit of understandable fatigue and strain.

His position becomes a bit more understandable when you realise the game was taking place in Kent.

At least his character has a bit of understandable motivation – better than Doctor Harris, who just seems to be evil for its own sake.

I wanted to do something different, something that seemed a bit more understandable to me".

So the placement of "so-called" suggests that the protagonist in this novel isn't ruined at all, that after a bit of understandable thrashing, she thrives.

The problem is that a violent event resulting in a genderless literary utopia is unlikely to come to pass; it's an understandable bit of wishful thinking on Prose's part, as tidy as Woolf's toward a similar end in "Orlando".