Sentence examples for of the understandable from inspiring English sources

Or could it simply have been an attempt to normalize such acts for us, to make them part of the understandable everyday background noise of a dangerous world?

In both early and late stages, rumour content changes with successive retelling in the direction of the understandable and familiar and in the direction of supporting the actions that the group is starting to take.

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We seem to accept the fallacy that because of the understandable need for some secret tactics in a conflict, the strategic policy and decisions that lead to and maintain that conflict should remain secret as well.

I expected the governor to take a sharp fall as he left the Republicans in the face of certain defeat by Mr Rubio, with all of the (understandable) brickbats headed his way from his former party-mates.

If we can assume that his stated wish is sincere, then that represents a better hope for a peaceful future than the stoking of the understandable anger and grief of families of the victims of Sept. 11.

As phenomenologists we want to focus on the understandable meaning of these experiences"[ 31 p. 146].

Partly this is due to the understandable fear of Russians towards radical change.

A prime driver of our escalating health care costs is the advance of medical technology and the understandable desire of patients and doctors to adopt the latest treatment.

Your anger at your former employer is not a matter of high principle, just the understandable bitterness of the downsized.

Richard Nelson, 15, found the response of the authorities understandable, if a bit overblown.