Sentence examples for little understandable from inspiring English sources

But it's a little understandable when you look at who was in the semis.

"It's a little understandable with Chauncey coming back," Coach Mike D'Antoni said of the Knicks' chemistry issues.

Cleanly written, with a measure of sympathy and perhaps a little understandable mystification beneath the sober writing, "Dreadful" inspires a curious combination of fascination, pity and revulsion.

Recent Michelin stardom has seen these creep up a little (understandable), but it's still possible to do the full blowout for two with wine for around a ton.

It makes it a little less understandable to see, a little mysterious.

"Missing this [Links Championship] tournament is a little bit understandable, because obviously the FedEx just finished the other day.

She placed a hand to her heart and seemed a little overcome, understandable given the obstacles she faced when her appointment was announced in July 2005.

Mike Mussina will pitch against Boston's Frank Castillo, and ragged play would be a little more understandable, considering the game starts at 11 a.m., a Patriot's Day tradition.

If it sounded at the time like a bizarre and desperate new policy, the desperation became a little more understandable in light of last week's headlines.

All of which makes the fact that Wednesday's follow-up auction at Christie's included 200 handbag lots — more than half of which were Birkins — and that handbag sales for the two days totaled $5,044,890 a little more understandable.

"Yet if you set the film back in the 50's, it was a little more understandable -- for some reason, you'd believe that a young man would stay at home with his mother a little longer than you would if it was contemporary".