Sentence examples for the understandably from inspiring English sources
adverb
For reasons that are easy to understand or sympathise with.
- Understandably, he was too embarrassed to speak.
She demanded money and the understandably frightened tellers gave her some.
"Totally gutted" was the understandably downcast tweeted reaction from the deposed king of Leinster.
But there's more: using his six-year-old daughter's illness as an excuse, the understandably wary doctor cancels the party.
There has been some backtracking from the broadcaster since the understandably hostile reaction in Australia to his comments.
Cue: raucous celebrations from the understandably delighted home crowd, followed by more incendiary rabble-rousing from Bingham.
When Evelyn isn't condescendingly addressing Gillian as Sheridan and ordering her about, she calls the understandably befuddled Gillian, Jessica.
Asked how she was feeling at this incredible moment, the understandably ecstatic Shaw must have felt at a loss for words.
But the understandably aggressive approach to any hint of another 9/11, including laws that increased the power of government to pursue possible leads, sometimes has unintended consequences.
" 'You have to come up with an alternative that creates comparable savings.' " At first, Brown's style raised hope that he might defy the understandably jaded expectations in Sacramento.
They've provided an open goal to the understandably cynical and insular local league media, and it isn't immediately obvious what they stand to gain.
8.10pm BST Cardinals 0 - Pirates 0, top of the 1st The Pirates fielders run towards across the diamond to the applause of the understandably excited home crowd.
