Sentence examples for might seem understandable from inspiring English sources

No player was signed in the January transfer window, a development that might seem understandable given the futility of Villa's plight, but that was, in fact, another insult.

Whether this jury will grade on a curve because a person's grief roils just beneath the surface, because motive for lying might seem understandable, is — like so much about this case — unknown.

This position might seem absurd; but on the other hand, if one compares a nice postoperative radiograph with a preoperative mess, it might seem understandable.

That a man who had seen such terrible things would embrace such quaint superstitions might seem an understandable escape from reality.

It might seem more understandable for Sanders to want to emulate Obama on the campaign trail, given the historic turnout of 2008, and as CNN reporters have observed, he's borrowing both campaign logos (a rising sun) and slogans ("A Future We Can Believe In") from Obama.

Both would seem understandable.

All these reactions seem understandable.

The private actions of people in the past seem remote and tolerable; certainly they seem understandable.

Mike Stembridge's clear presentation made some quite complex research seem understandable.

The frequent occurrence of poisonings due to analgesics after renal transplantation may therefore seem understandable.

You've spent years and maybe even decades with one person, so it's understandable that being on your own again might seem like a slightly scary prospect.