Sentence examples for perfectly understandable for from inspiring English sources

It is perfectly understandable for people to want to migrate to Britain for a better life.

It was perfectly understandable for Spain to give its team the mother of all fiestas when they paraded the World Cup through Madrid on Monday.

It was perfectly understandable for Spain to give its team the mother of all fiestas when it paraded the World Cup through Madrid on Monday.

It would have been perfectly understandable for the ghost hunters to have been alarmed but he insisted that they, being seasoned paranormal investigators, did not flinch.

On one level, Hughes's obsession seems perfectly understandable: for a desert dweller like him, the film is a festival of all that is wet and cold.

It is perfectly understandable for Ryan to want history to repeat itself, but in saying things are worse now than they were in 1980, he is using the same tactics as Obama: punch low and often.

It's perfectly understandable, of course, for Mr. Opdyke's sculptures are entertaining, witty and crafty.

It's kind of tough for me to swallow personally but it's perfectly understandable from the team's standpoint, and that's what matters most, he said.

There is a perfectly understandable reason for the diversions: they have closed gaps in the state budget that would otherwise have to be closed with new money or less spending, with tax increases or budget cuts.

There are plenty of perfectly understandable reasons for these ignoble traditions, not least the fact that such things are self-perpetuating, tribalism being in part a search for what we might describe – with absurd daintiness, in the circumstances – as one's spiritual brethren.

Perfectly understandable behaviour for a mayoral candidate.