Sentence examples for may be understandably from inspiring English sources

You may be — understandably — nervous about how to handle the subject if (when) it comes up.

"The public may be understandably concerned about travelling further to access A&E care.

They may be understandably reluctant to forgo their cars after a protracted, hassle-filled trip to and from the airport.

Because they get a chance to stage only one show every two or three years, they may be understandably reluctant to give their slots away.

Co-op shareholders who received the long-form version of the year 2000 census questionnaire may be understandably perplexed when trying to complete it.

Ordinary Americans may be understandably perplexed by the controversy over nominating a judge to the highest court in the land.

But "the barbarians may still be understandably fearful of men whose customs seem so strange, and who they can see are armed and much stronger.

Moussavi's own polls may have been understandably optimistic.

A referral to a specialized sleep center may be necessary, but, understandably, some patients balk at seeing yet another doctor, unless their sleeping problems are very serious.

Reviews may be unavoidably and understandably biased by personal involvement and convergence may occur only slightly more often than expected by chance.

Appealing as that latter option may be to many people who are understandably weary of this crisis, the transgressions the President has admitted to are too consequential for us to walk away and leave the impression for our children today and for our posterity tomorrow that what he acknowledges he did within the White House is acceptable behavior for our nation's leader.