Sentence examples for it seemed understandable from inspiring English sources

To me, at least, it seemed understandable why a young man under pressure might resort to plagiarism.

The Saints chose not to materially strengthen their squad after winning the Premiership last season and if it seemed understandable given the way they had stealthily developed strength in depth, but they have missed a rival to Stephen Myler at outside-half and their options in the back five have been restricted.

It seems understandable; a little funny; and very human.

With all this faff, it seems understandable to skip the real baby part.

Marcus works in the same place, wears the same clothes and glasses, "and we share the same barber at the same place, the Pierre Hotel, so it seems understandable; it doesn't irk me".

Whereas it seems understandable that countries restrict the sector of employment (for example to only horticulture or viticulture), workers should be free to choose their employer within that sector and organise themselves in unions.

So, it seems understandable now that Dungy would not want the distraction of drafting Michael Sam because he just "wouldn't want to deal with all of it".

The rapper spent 8 months behind bars on Rikers Island on gun charges, so it seems understandable that he isn't too enamored with the Big Apple.

It seems understandable that PUUV hantavirus should be considered as a possible causative viral agent in patients with encephalitis, at least in endemic regions.

It seems understandable that there are differences in business activity undertaken now and those planned for the nearest future among residents of individual places and regions, and opinions concerning the expansion of protected areas.

In the first half of the century when these people were growing up, the government was encouraging people to eat high fat, high sugar diets (Cannon, 1992), so it seems understandable that older people are less receptive to new guidelines which are directly contrary to this.