Sentence examples for entirely understandably from inspiring English sources

"A LIFT?" exclaimed Vine, entirely understandably.

Those who have made them are, entirely understandably, vociferous in urging the taking of action against Lord Janner".

Mr Swinney appeared sensitive too, entirely understandably, to the criticisms which have come his way since last year when he announced his over-arching spending plans for the period up to 2015.

Still not entirely understandably, it was a full seven days before Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula issued its 'claim of responsibility' (always a queasy-making formula) for the Charlie murders.

Sizing also is not entirely consistent, understandably from an operation built around made-to-measure.

Starkey's comment is sour grapes, "entirely and understandably so", and she points out that the great historian Eric Ives's biography of Anne Boleyn only came back into print because her novel The Other Boleyn Girl was made into a film (with Scarlett Johansson and Natalie Portman).

The New York Times once described Nighty Night, the series for which she's best known, as "an English Curb Your Enthusiasm", which is entirely inadequate, but understandably so, since there aren't any real parallels on either side of the Atlantic.

The visitors repeatedly asked officials of the Indian companies, "What kind of model did India follow to reach this level in information technology?" Although they say they gain information from the Chinese as well as give it, officials of the Indian companies, understandably, are not entirely open with their answers.

Your question, understandably enough, is concerned entirely with what you want: a stimulating job to take you to retirement – and preferably one that's geographically flexible.

The commission was entirely independent, as it should be, and understandably Wada itself comes in for recommendations in its report.

Understandably, the cork industry, which is based almost entirely in Portugal, is not idly sitting by.