Sentence examples for many understandable from inspiring English sources

We understand that as people are working through the pain and the grief there will be many understandable calls for all sorts of action.

In 1996, when President Ezer Weizman of Israel visited a German prison where anti-Hitler plotters had been executed, Professor Bethge said: "This is something that was rejected by the Israelis before for many understandable reasons, because there were a lot of anti-Semites among resistance figures.

In the atmosphere of heightened emotions that gripped the nation after her death, it seemed to many an understandable comment.

This deception is particularly troubling because it was not just a reflexive, and in many ways understandable, human act of concealment to protect himself and his family from what he called the embarrassment of his own conduct when he was confronted with it in the deposition in the Jones case.

Just considering the details of the vaccination practice of the mid-19th century does much to make many criticisms understandable.

39 Although the first approach of including repetitive assessments in a single analysis could be easily understandable, many readers could find the second approach difficult to understand.

Many people have understandable preconceptions about the nature of these protesters.

That online commerce will take years to emerge in many countries is understandable, Mr. Gonzalez-Sanz said.

The inmates' frustration is understandable: many of them are detained for months on end, without any hope of release.

I'm drawing attention to these policies because many restaurants, for understandable reasons, treat large groups differently than they treat small ones.

But their respective proxies navigated the first-round field of 33 candidates in October to set up the December 20th run-off.The lack of cheer among many Malagasy is understandable.