Sentence examples for feel understandable from inspiring English sources

The Mavi Marmara is sailing to Gaza again to mark the anniversary.Hostility to Israel appeals to many Turkish voters, who feel understandable sympathy for the Palestinians.

Monsters always felt understandable, while people were terrifying".

But Gurganus moves beyond Anderson and even Faulkner in calling into question the very notion of "inappropriate": the emotional misalignments in his fiction feel both understandable and familiar.

A cross section of moviegoers who transcend Latino demographics may feel that understandable versions of themselves have made it to the screen.

Polls predicted to within a single percentage point the vote shares of Ukip, the Greens and the Liberal Democrats Now the Tories are back with an overall majority that none of the clever new models foresaw, many will feel an understandable urge to give up on polling entirely.

The demands imposed and the resulting stress teachers and administrators feel are understandable.

Rivers, mountains and distant wheat fields needed to feel organized, understandable.

The reviews of "Julieta" have run the gamut from raves to polite yawns; the words "minor Almodóvar" have popped up more than once, and in this context they feel both understandable and a bit ungenerous.

The feelings I felt were understandable but still slightly depraved; an instinctive urge for vendetta.

The intimidation he felt is understandable, given her achievements, appearance and family background.

His lawyer told EFE, the Spanish news agency, that Judge Garzón, 56, felt an understandable "desolation and pain" in being barred from the judiciary, to which he had dedicated his life.