Sentence examples for it was always understandable from inspiring English sources

"Harold's sense of injustice was so profound," says Malkovich, "that, whether or not it was misguided in a particular instance, to me it was always understandable as this massive hurt, which wasn't in evidence in his plays.

This sense of detachment is pretty understandable; it's always easier to catch up on the latest episode of The Bachelorette than to stay updated with the Iraq war, for which there was less than one percent of media coverage in 2010.

So there was always an understandable reason, but sometimes it seemed to be a rather unreasonable reason.

Unfortunately it is not always understandable from regional laws or DA designations to which kind of juridical notion they refer.

Vaughan has been something of a cricketing guru to Colin Graves, the incoming ECB chairman, and there is always an understandable yearning to appoint someone you know.

My guess is that some of the crankier people who visited the store were folks in need of cannabis for medicinal use, and being sick is always an understandable reason for crankiness ― especially if we didn't have what they needed in stock.

It was an understandable reaction.

It was an understandable oversight.

I can't speak for the surround aspects of the audio track (what's the point in loud surround sound, when you have to keep the volume low-ish for a sleeping infant in the evening?), but the dialogue is always crisp and understandable.

"It's quite understandable, police always want more powers, but I'm afraid the courts and parliament say there are limits," he said.

And it was understandable.