Sentence examples for though understandably from inspiring English sources
His contention is supported privately by police and government officials, though, understandably, they decline to criticize Nujoma on the record.
Though understandably faltering, she managed to bring a salty panache to her performance.
Italy's partners, though understandably frustrated, need to be patient and supportive.
She has not forgotten where she comes from, though understandably she would rather look forward.
A Clinton event in Cedar Rapids was, unusually though understandably, invitation-only.
Though understandably tiring in the closing stages, he stayed on stoutly to repel Joncol by five lengths.
Cubans, though, are understandably wary.
As Marat, the tenor Richard Crawley sang with power and urgency, though, perhaps understandably, his efforts lacked finesse.
Not now, though, his position understandably having hardened with the passage of time.
He would stick-up places, though perhaps understandably he is reluctant to discuss this.
As Fluhman shows in marvellous detail, Mormonism was the great scandal of American nineteenth-century religion, somewhat as Scientology is today, though Mormons understandably dislike the comparison.
