Sentence examples for perfectly understandable that from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, the panic is perfectly understandable; that's a lot of pressure.

It's perfectly understandable that he wouldn't want to undertake another campaign".

It is therefore perfectly understandable that Michelangelo should have produced so few drawn portraits during his lifetime.

It's perfectly understandable that denialism sparks anger and outrage, particularly in those who are directly challenged by it.

"We are at the beginning of the negotiations and it is perfectly understandable that those who pay most would like to pay less," he said.

With men like Gatti in the world, it's perfectly understandable that a person might want to avoid all that nasty, sinister scrutiny.

I know it's a strange word to use, but it was thrilling to be able to do something like this without the perfectly understandable constrictions that might have obtained under other, more commercial circumstances".

Brown, quite properly not wishing to take sides, said that Khan's figure of £450m was "perfectly understandable" but that there were "different assumptions that underpin different numbers".

The son testified to say his mother eventually, and reluctantly, explained that the delay was perfectly understandable, and that she too had been the victim of a sex assault by a famous man.

That is perfectly understandable, especially given that the checklist includes wonderful pieces not only by Cole and Cranch but also by Asher B. Durand, Albert Bierstadt, Jasper Cropsey, John W. Casilear and George Inness.

Although Rwanda has denied it, this may well be true, and it is perfectly understandable given that the M23 rebels are fighting former Hutu génocidaires who still dream of invading Rwanda and finishing what they started nearly two decades ago.