Sentence examples for how understandable from inspiring English sources

One of the biggest talking points thrown up this year, the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death, is how understandable he really is to modern audiences.

The five majority judgments, though differently articulated, say nothing more than this: no matter how understandable the religious justification, if the effect of an admission policy is to disadvantage an individual on the basis of his or her ethnic origins, this amounts to racial discrimination which is unlawful.

Comprehensibility: How understandable are the data to the average user?

I am not sure how understandable this paper would be to those outside of this field.

This is a revised version of the Illness Perceptions Questionnaire that includes a measure of how understandable or confusing an illness is to people.

Next, to face validate the Portuguese versions of PedsQL and to study how understandable and acceptable the measures were when implemented, the Portuguese versions were tested by two panels of twelve children and their parents, for each age group.

He doesn't labour the metaphorical connection, and he portrays Natasha's feelings with great sensitivity, showing how her understandable desire to wish the assault away ends up proving highly corrosive.

So perhaps all the questions common at this time of year about whether the resurrection really happened and how, while understandable, are nevertheless a bit misplaced.

But I don't get how the quite understandable expectation of equality squares with the not understandable expectation that he should pay for the dinner, the movie, the hotel, the trip to London.

It's even understandable how the Diamondbacks, at $112 million, could be eliminated from the playoffs.

It's understandable how much responsibility we women take upon ourselves in these situations.