Sentence examples for certain understandable from inspiring English sources

The point is that I had gone to a piano bar, and I had certain understandable expectations: lush, romantic music; the fluid dance of fingers across a keyboard; a trip back through time.

Sung to the tune of the old graduation air "Gaudeamus Igitur," it carried the refrain, "Off your arses, raise your glasses!" Candor and a certain understandable self-congratulation were the order of the day in McLaren Vale, where the truth did indeed set them free or, anyway, unleash them on an unsuspecting world.

Fifa's argument is simple and, from a certain perspective, understandable: one passport, one team.

Reynolds's frustration with the millennial approach to civil rights is, on a certain level, understandable.

The games many of us play with food in our daily living making ourselves feel guilty about the times we eat "bad food," building whole structures of activity around our avoidance of certain behaviors are understandable.

First, there is a certain and understandable preference in psychiatry and clinical neurosciences for research from an author's own country that can be found equally on both sides of the Atlantic.

It invites confidences, flatters a certain kind of understandable vanity.

This makes her decision to do so now in the most personal of ways more powerful, but also, to a certain degree, more understandable.

In the end, while the press can make certain political choices understandable, it is up to voters to decide.

A certain outrage is therefore understandable.

The Ricky Gervais haters are legion and vocal and the petty war he wages against certain critics becomes more understandable when you read through the cuts.