Sentence examples for it's only understandable from inspiring English sources

Late in the game, Hands of Stone hits the panic button and forces some sympathy: Durán grew up poor, so it's only understandable that he acts like a prick to his family and friends.

When the tinsel and streamers come down, it's only understandable that our happiness meters need resetting.

Of course, it's only understandable that Americans might not want to miss out on all the deals (how good they are is a subject of some dispute).

The American has been missed in countless different ways, so it is only understandable that the world of golf was falling over itself to declare him restored.

Elizabeth's confession of 1878, for example, is only understandable if one already knows of her 1875 statement at the trial and, before that, of her multiple statements confessing and denying adultery in 1870.

Migration of this polypeptide in the upper part of the gel was only understandable through its presence in a large structure and suggested that the VDAC may engage into high molecular weight complexes which interact with the DNA.

"It's only appropriate and understandable that one's focus will remain on what we were doing". Newsom, who has a baby daughter, cited the needs of his family and his current job, along with poor fundraising, in giving up his bid for governor.

"Everything about myself as a filmmaker is only understandable by going on the Cyclone," he said.

Unfortunately, many new machine-learning products sold to governments and large companies are only understandable by their developers.

Now finally we see the crux of Kotkin's interpretation: Stalin was a man acting out of deeply held ideological convictions whose actions are only understandable in these terms, not in terms of maximisation of personal power.

One would hope that it was only the understandable agony of his personal experiences talking - and not anything more ideological.