Sentence examples for perfectly understandably from inspiring English sources

"But, perfectly understandably, other members of the government want to push it to a vote.

Perfectly understandably, they want an end to austerity policies; but they also want Greece to stay in the eurozone.

And since a top-class racing pigeon can be worth £10,000 and even an ordinary one £25, pigeon-owners are, perfectly understandably, aflutter.In this section Economists for EMU The mice bite back And now a Senate?

The Australians, perfectly understandably, cavorted their celebrations to all points of the Waca, so the defeated England captain, who had brought his men on to the outer, thought better of it and took them back inside.

Many of those state students who do achieve top grades do not apply to places like Oxford or Cambridge – perfectly understandably, given the toff-heavy demographics of those universities and the huge burden of debt that studying at any UK university now entails.

"He persuaded a bunch of perfectly understandably cynical musicians that what they went to musical college to study, and the art form that they pursue, is central and worthy and necessary and should be performed at the highest level for the sake of itself," said Patrick Harrild, the London Symphony's principal tuba and chairman of the orchestra, in a telephone interview from Athens.

Perfectly understandable.

All that may sound like a lot of effort to save a few bucks, and the phone companies are understandably unenthusiastic about this scheme (while admitting that it's perfectly legal).

The poll was not perfectly representative: it was done in only 15 out of 48 sub-Saharan countries, and the pollsters understandably steered clear of war zones.

Both were delightful, enthusiastic and thrilled with the perfume — understandably so, as Frémont has created a fragrance that, almost more than any other I've ever smelled, perfectly distills the brand.

For, although Balls is perfectly content with the Bank of England's refusal to raise interest rates when the economy is already on the rocks, he is understandably concerned about the governor's continued support for the chancellor's cuts strategy.