Sentence examples for therefore understandable from inspiring English sources

It is, therefore, understandable why sculpture dominates.

A certain outrage is therefore understandable.

The figures quoted in the racism survey are therefore understandable.

It is therefore understandable if he is still quite short.

It is therefore understandable that the right likes to frame its agenda this way.

It's therefore understandable that some have questioned the merits of Twilight's message for womankind.

It is therefore fully understandable that these instruments should be below sub investment grade.

It is therefore perfectly understandable that Michelangelo should have produced so few drawn portraits during his lifetime.

It's therefore entirely understandable that he should now want to turn his attentions to the second and hopefully lead a British team to win the oldest trophy in sport for the very first time".

This is a direct reflection of the outsized influence interests have over the policymaking process ("the people" tend not to get all that involved), and it's therefore easily understandable, but it's also pretty pernicious.

If Houellebecq is, on the evidence of "The Elementary Particles," the most potentially weighty French novelist to emerge since Tournier — and the wait has been long, and therefore overpraise understandable — his third novel, "Platform" (translated by Frank Wynne; Knopf; $25), opens with a nod in an earlier direction.