Sentence examples for think understandably from inspiring English sources

"I started the last couple of matches quite slowly, I think, understandably in some respects.

"These are matters for current criminal investigations and I think understandably it's difficult for me to comment in particular on some of those individuals".

After running back to the house, getting an extension for the hose, and putting out the fire, Martha, many would think understandably, exchanged words with the groundskeeper, "whom she fired on the spot in front of everyone after he talked back to her".

"I think people, understandably so, were totally stunned, and I think they just want to lie low".

I think this understandably makes people uneasy, particularly given the data mining direction it sounds like the company is headed".

The establishment think tanks understandably believe they can, despite acknowledging that choice and competition policy "appears at times to run contrary to the desire for integrated care".

Right now [Whisper is] claiming 'can't,' but it sounds like [it's] squarely in the 'won't' category of having [its] servers 'avert their eyes.' I think this understandably makes people uneasy, particularly given the data mining direction it sounds like the company is headed".

The problem with ghosts is that cinema is often thought of (understandably but erroneously) as a purely visual medium, leading to film-makers assuming they have no choice but to pile on the special effects.

When it's a colossus talking, China's neighbours might understandably think so.

(I think Chris was, understandably, a little embittered by Mrs Merton and John Shuttleworth's subsequent successes).

First, Russians themselves, quite understandably, think that many of their laws are bad and feel no compunction about breaking them.