Sentence examples for completely understandably from inspiring English sources

"And completely understandably, people hate that".

We're culturally squeamish about death, and naturally this exerts a certain pressure on doctors; and family members, completely understandably, may struggle to accept that at a certain point, nothing more can be done.

Lamerton's neighbors were, understandably, completely fucking horrified.

More than your common (but excellent) ROM hack, this is a completely new game, something understandably rare for a quarter-century-old console — but not unprecedented.

Understandably both agencies were completely overwhelmed and did their very best to meet our needs as quickly as they could, but resources were a challenge for everyone," she said.

Perhaps understandably, maintaining calorie intake but completely shifting to healthy foods increased energy use by 43 per cent, water use by 16 per cent and emissions by 11 per cent.

46th over: England 165-6 (Clarke 11, Read 13) Zimbabwe are so obsessed with spin - understandably so - that they have completely neglected to bowl Gary Brent, who is down to bat at No10. "This is too depressing," says Charles Heymann.

But on Sunday, hearing the aria conclude so definitively, the audience understandably broke into applause, breaking the spell completely.

Understandably suspicious at first, the husband nonetheless found Ruan completely innocent, honorable and above reproach in both intention and act.

Britain was responsible for the construction of the first stage of the satellite launcher, and European nations were understandably angered and anxious at the decision which would render ELDO completely useless.

We've become completely immersed with the case, the laws and trying to find righteousness, and understandably so.