Sentence examples for is understandably that from inspiring English sources

In the beach bar in Rio, where I am now, the view is understandably that the flag-and-athlete parade is a bit old fashioned and needs to be livened up in 2016, perhaps by making it naked.

Coulda, shoulda, woulda - almost through for Christian Benteke but his touch is understandably that of a man who has had a month off, not great.

The Professional Squash Association is, understandably, annoyed that golf is proving to be a poor addition to the Olympics.

Adler grimaces at that one; he is understandably concerned that there's not room enough, support enough, for two modern art museums so close to each other.

Analysts can and do get angry over poor performance, and Ken is understandably concerned about that.

Picking them apart is understandably something that both Internet giants are afraid to do.

The ECB, too, is understandably worried that an unwieldy, multi-tier Bundesbank could prove an awkward partner.

So it is understandably surprising that the Greek reds we tasted were as good as they were.

He is understandably aghast that the American public has expressed so little shock over the bloodshed inflicted in its name.

But after following such advice Flesh is grass is understandably miffed that their pricey Breville kettle hasn't lasted a lifetime.

Washington is understandably outraged that someone else would interfere with Americans' sacred right to choose their own government.