Sentence examples for there were understandably from inspiring English sources

By some accounts — and there were, understandably, jumbled recollections of those moments — Judge Roll was hit first; in others, it was Ms. Giffords.

But when Cuban was revealed to have bought a principal ownership stake about a year later, there were understandably a few more ripples.

Now there is every reason for a prosecution to take place, and there were understandably calls from many quarters for the law to take its logical course.

(As it happened, Ms. Greenleaf also sang in one of the other performances, at St. Thomas Church Fifth Avenue in March, although some of the choicest soprano lines there were understandably given to the young trebles in the church's choir of men and boys).

The cat lying there is understandably annoyed.

For Stuart Broad there was understandably a fine line to sail down when discussing the issue with the media before the team's exertions got under way, with Ball his Nottinghamshire colleague and Woakes a Test team-mate on six previous occasions, albeit one who is yet to see his 384 first-class wickets at 25 runs apiece translate to the highest level.

There was, understandably enough, uproar.

There was, understandably, much public furor.

There's understandably reasons for that.

There's understandably been a lot of talk about it".

There is, understandably, a lot of scepticism about the meeting.