Sentence examples for it's understandably from inspiring English sources

Sweeter and cheaper than a Champagne, and a good cocktail mixer to boot, it's understandably now many people's go-to fizz.

It's understandably well down on The Inbetweeners Movie's debut of £13.22m including previews of £4.57m back in August 2011.

Although the museum does take note of other soul labels, it's understandably centered on Stax, which made its neighborhood heard worldwide.

It's understandably disturbing: we are used to wanting and desiring them, not them needing us.

As Mr. Bernstein said on Tuesday, "It's understandably not the most soothing message to say, 'Hey, things could have been worse.' ".

I think it's understandably hard for the American people to trust the president when he says his administration has the legal authority to conduct these surveillance programs, when one of the few things that remains classified about these programs is the legal argument that the administration says gives the NSA the authority to conduct these programs.

But while China has certainly been sorely tried in recent years by its neighbor, it is understandably reluctant to cease supporting it.

Given the agency's past experience, it is understandably cautious.

It is understandably in its own category.

In particular, it was understandably anxious to do everything in its power to fight off the inevitable challenge in the courts.

The Fed said the risk was remote, but it was understandably keen to avoid the fate of Japan after that country's bubble burst in 1990.