Sentence examples for extremely understandable from inspiring English sources

That extremely understandable reluctance has been consistently put to the test by adversaries – from Bashar al-Assad to Isis – who want to explore Obama's threshold of pain.

An officer with the Oakland County Sheriff's Department questioned McKean, and tolerated his extremely understandable incredulousness and outrage, but the officer also tried to argue that since there had been robberies lately, somehow the stop was not completely inappropriate.

Which is completely understandable: it is extremely, extremely funny to see big lads in shorts looking aggrieved and making a square in the air with their fingers, and to be honest I have missed it.

It is also understandable why the extremely competitive owner, Art Modell, fought to keep Newsome and Harris.

Politkovskaya's daughter Vera described the decision by the Russian government as "extremely strange" and "absolutely not understandable This appears to be political".

The Citigroup action is more understandable; it was extremely likely that some kind of nationalisation was going to be necessary for a major financial institution, and intervention in the banking system is quite common.

His decision is brave, desperate, reckless and understandable, given the extremely short leash Tom has kept him on, and given Murdo's overriding passion for music – he feels physically weak when he has not played for a while, and often laments the fact that his father did not allow him to bring his accordion.

Disappointing given the high end specs on the machine (core i7 and up to 32GB of RAM), but perhaps understandable for an extremely complex model.

On a daily basis, I have seemingly watched the hysteria of the market cause shares of fundamentally sound corporations with strong earnings trends and favorable long-term growth profiles sell off, somewhat understandable perhaps, but extremely frustrating.

This excess, however, is understandable, given the extremely low number of qualified personnel in Tanzania.

Rather, most patients are extremely deferential to their doctors, for understandable reasons.