Sentence examples for get understandably from inspiring English sources

Adults get understandably twitchy and the idea is almost always ditched.

It's a question rarely asked of successful working fathers, which is why some women get understandably sick of being asked it.

On the other hand, if health care is "paid for" with gimmicks, the bond market will get understandably nervous — and the administration will lose the credibility it needs to argue for more stimulus spending.

9) If you have an memorial section including anyone who has ever worked in the US music business and has died in the last year, you should remember everyone and include them in it Otherwise, people get understandably grumpy about it.

"Women would get understandably peeved," he says.

While it's still usually a better deal that getting a subsidy on a phone and paying higher bills each month for two years, people could get (understandably) gun-shy when it comes to taking the plunge on an unknown entity like Ting.

In My Brother The Islamist (BBC3), Weymouth tree surgeon Robb Leech got understandably cross by how stepbrother Rich shook his hand.

After the BSE and foot-and-mouth epidemics, the rules around slaughter got understandably much more stringent.

B&B doubles from £75 This 19th-century coaching inn turned B&B gets understandably booked up with walkers tackling Hadrian's Wall.

As a Colombian-born, English-language poet, I got understandably excited when I noticed that the Nov. 21 Book Review was highlighting poetry.

When fiercely rivalrous publications call to ask about what happened, my parents say I left to pursue other options; I say I just got understandably restless after thirty-eight years with the same family.