Sentence examples for equally understandable from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, Craven's analysis wasn't warmly received by Tyler, the Creator, who is (understandably) sensitive about fans' (equally understandable) curiosity about Earl's state of mind.

Carved up by its larger neighbors for 200 years, oppressed by German Nazism then Russian Communism, Poland was understandably eager to join NATO in March 1999, and it's equally understandable that most Poles now want to enter the EU.

And Maggie, determined to shuck off maternal restraint and experience life for herself, is equally understandable.

Equally difficult, if equally understandable, said Brown, was the complacency resulting from people's desire to reclaim their lives and routines.

It is equally understandable that the rest of us should begin to think beyond this World Cup, given that England may only play one more game here.

"Just as you have an understandable desire for one outcome, your colleagues in other states have an equally understandable desire for another, regardless of what side of the political fence they are on," he told Hunter.

Equally, it is understandable that the police, faced with a blank wall in their investigation, may be open to an intervention from outside their normal lines of inquiry.

Equally, given the understandable sensitivities surrounding the EU referendum making such a fundamental change to the franchise for this vote alone but not for others would inevitably and perhaps justifiably lead to accusations of trying to fix the franchise in favour of either the remain or the leave campaign".

The industry reaction is equally reasonable and understandable from their perspective, but fails to state the obvious.

He was an important recruit, but equally Mitterrand harboured an understandable suspicion of him.

That's understandable perhaps, but equally it's unbelievable.