Sentence examples for somewhat understandable from inspiring English sources

"And that's somewhat understandable.

This assumption, though outdated, is somewhat understandable.

It's somewhat understandable with TV, where the barriers to entry are so high.

It's somewhat understandable that the first lady wasn't pleased with "The ­Obamas".

His stance is somewhat understandable, given the calamitous state of the Knicks.

In this environment, the rage against Obama for not doing more, now, faster, becomes at least somewhat understandable.

One in particular, and this circles us back to Mr. Williams' dilemma, stands out as somewhat less understandable than the rest.

Too bad the somewhat high, but understandable, $895 price didn't change.

The status of Hirono is somewhat ambiguous but understandable in that Hirono is located more closely to the FNPP than other localities examined here and thus was more contaminated by high-energy radionuclides [ 2].

Voters are rightly concerned about unfettered and illegal immigration, and there has been some understandable if somewhat belated criticism of "multiculturalism".

Across the board, the survey showed a strong correlation between frequency of travel and higher reports of respiratory infections, gastrointestinal distress, skin disorders and back pain -- all understandable, if somewhat surprising, consequences of heavy travel to a wide variety of places.