Sentence examples for most understandable from inspiring English sources

But arguably her most understandable grievance was with far-fetched plotting.

There are many forms of betrayal but the physical variety is perhaps at least the most understandable.

The challenge, in its simplest, but not most understandable phrasing, is to determine whether or not P equals NP.

Jane, with her references to "the sighted world," is a most understandable character, but is incompletely and unfairly realized.

Of all the players who declined to speak with him, Mitchell said, the one whose reticence was most understandable was Bonds's.

Such practical and moral concerns are at their most understandable in run-of-the-mill convenience-store murder cases, where the risk of error seems relatively high compared with the benefits of punishing murder with death.

That's certainly understandable for the most severely affected, such as airlines and hotels.

Games loom large in modern-day VR, partly because the original Oculus Rift and PlayStation VR headsets were made primarily for gamers, and also because games are the most easily understandable entertainment category to show off this technology.

Among the recent welter of accounts of depression, this may be the one with the most easily understandable cause, but his helplessness moves him, at last, to reach for help.

The notion of illocutionary force is most easily understandable in terms of examples, such as making a promise.

As Pardee observes, "The smallest units of material are, for the most part, understandable, but their relationship to each other and the overall portrait presented of the community are blurred and uncertain and, in some places, even contradictory" (6).