Sentence examples for from the understandable from inspiring English sources

In dictatorships many people suffer from the understandable delusion that democracy means having the government you want.

A letter to Pravda was supposedly circulated among Jewish intellectuals, asking for deportation to protect their people from the "understandable rage that has been stirred up by the treacherous physicians".

Their popularity might derive from a residual desire to believe in an authoritative critical consensus (although this seems less plausible by the day) or from a more pragmatic need to discover new work or from the understandable, if somewhat self-defeating, impulse to have something to rail against.

Domestically, it is helping to shift Palestinian political cultural from the understandable yet ultimately self-defeating sense of victimhood and entitlement into one of self-empowerment, where adversity is seen as challenges to overcome.

The place is known for its array of hand-drawn signs, which range from the understandable "no drinks in the DJ booth," to the niche "no vulgar bashment tunes please".

However, our laws, which are designed to provide a check on the impulse to govern from the understandable emotions attached to such horrendous circumstances, reject the premise that, in death penalty cases, the punishment must fit the crime.

Cue the understandable outrage from public school and teacher advocates: for example, Nancy Flanagan from Education Week underscores all the contingent work that makes the profession far from the 8-3 job that many accept as truth.

You've only got to browse the archives of LENR-CANR.ORG to discover not just an overwhelming number of papers on the subject along with an equally overwhelming catalog of theories that range from the almost understandable to incredibly complex explanations based on quantum mechanics.

I realize that this was a severe breach of etiquette, and I can only blame the (understandable) agitation from which I was suffering.

Every time a community is flooded the understandable response from local people tends to be the same: more should have been done.

In the end the meetings were cancelled because, due to the understandable anger from women and feminist campaigners, this man could "no longer guarantee the safety or privacy of the men who want to attend".