Ms. Jacobson said she figured her mother might have been thinking, quite understandably, that she was not paying that much so her daughter could take a dance class.
Bennett denied that her party could lose members to a Corbyn-led Labour party, insisting that August was a time when "people are understandably thinking about things other than politics" and that she was confident they would see their membership figures increase again.
As we become invested in a particular way of living and thinking, we become understandably threatened by differences as they make us second-guess our own approach to life, undermining our hard-earned sense of certainty and control.
Now you might understandably be thinking, "Ah, great, what the world needs now is more art that focuses it's attention on the plight of the man," and you'd be right, but hear me out: "Y.M.C.A".
He died in January, aged 84, and although, understandably, I have rarely stopped thinking about him since, Thatcher's death has been making me think about him even more acutely, and in a different way.
It was packed, and understandably so: I've been thinking about those noodles in hot sauce ever since.
Now, understandably, the secret agent has taken to thinking that she is invincible, but recklessness always comes before a fall.
And the company is understandably getting nervous that Apple may be thinking of blocking the app.
"I'm thinking of doing something for him, something his wife and mother understandably wouldn't do," she wrote in a Jan . 26column, announcing her intention to donate to Planned Parenthood in Mr. Bush's name.
While attention has been understandably focussed on the ratification process, it is time to begin thinking about the next steps for the global climate regime, particularly in terms of a deeper inclusion of developing countries' concerns and interests.
