Sentence examples for that was understandably from inspiring English sources

Upon arriving in Washington, McClellan immediately plunged into 16-hour days reorganizing and training an army that was understandably demoralized.

Mr. Altinoglu was the hero of the evening, conducting a pulsing, compelling "Otello" that was understandably shaky now and then.

The nation, and in particular the Tutsi minority, has yet to uncurl from the defensive crouch that was understandably assumed during the genocide.

But Mrs. Clinton's proposal for a similar fund received scant support last year from a Congress that was understandably focused on domestic issues.

His three replacements, Theo Walcott, Lukas Podolski and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain injected attacking pace and vitality against a team that was understandably tiring toward the end.

We did not foresee that we were in the grip of something much greater: a world that was understandably eager to abandon its Cold War mind-set.

The David Ginsburgs of today, however, have feelings toward Israel that are understandably more conflicted.

But people also remember aspects of his early years that are, understandably, left out of Dole's official biography.

He also said that his crime was less severe than many of the felonies that are understandably disqualifying.

At a time when you will struggle to get 3 per cent interest on a savings account, earning a return of two or thee times that is understandably tempting.

There are some vendors that are understandably upset because it has taken a while on payment plans but all is being handled".