Sentence examples for just about understandable from inspiring English sources

The plan adopted after tea was almost surreal yet it was just about understandable.

It was just about understandable that he should want to meet Mr Desmond in the hope that the Express titles would continue their (somewhat improbable) support for the government.

That there was an attempt to convert a No3 batsman to open in a slot that had been problematic was just about understandable: in spite of how people may view it, a No3 has a whole lot in common with an opener, as Gary Ballance has been forced to show this series.

With a sensational team it would be just about understandable, but given that his current group has well-known weaknesses - their defending shows a susceptibility to counterattacks, and their precision passing game can be predictable against compact opponents when the forward players are super-sharp - it's just too risky.

This perceived tactility is not just about aesthetics but about understandable and satisfying interaction, and is unlikely to be underestimated by the master of product design.

They are the invisible webs that just about make the trade understandable – no more and no less.

It is understandable; he has done just about everything a player can do in football.

Just about every time they release a new video, it's something immediately understandable (in terms of its use cases) and yet deeply complex (in terms of the execution).

If you thought that televised gold was just about as technologically advanced as it was ever going to be, it'd be understandable, but you'd be oh so wrong.

This is an understandable phenomenon and one for which you can't help feeling a morsel of sympathy: you can just about see how a train journey to Solihull may be a tempting change from a plane journey to Milan.

That's understandable, given that the Incredible blows their current flagship Android device, the Motorola Droid, to smithereens on just about every count.