Sentence examples for he has understandably from inspiring English sources

His wife of 33 years, Kate, died last December and he has understandably had a lower public profile of late but there was still a sense that he had a lot more to give.

He has, understandably, given himself some eye-catching scenes: head drenched in blood during his fights, and pacing the halls of government buildings in an agony of resentment at the demands of the population.

Maybe it has rebuilt his confidence a bit and put the spark back into him because he has understandably been in the doldrums with his results, but it was great to commentate on.

Although he has understandably conflicted feelings about labels, he is fast becoming the first trans male supermodel (trans women like Hari Nef and Andreja Pejic are already well established).

In more recent times she has understandably become a feminist icon.

His therapy is subtly different from that of ACT which, he says, has understandably focused on patients who may produce the best early results.

At the time he said:"Wonga has understandably faced criticism and we know we need to repair our reputation and regain our right to be an accepted part of the financial service sector".

Since the destruction of the trade center in 2001, most of the public investment in the area has understandably flowed in that direction, he added.

This has understandably rankled the royalists.

Adidas has, understandably, been preening.

And Lady Agnes has, understandably, upped sticks to Buckinghamshire.