Sentence examples for thought it understandable from inspiring English sources

At first Layla thought it understandable – of course, the police wanted to clarify what she had told them – but when they kept questioning her story, she became unnerved.

Mr Paul thinks it understandable that many black Americans reacted with outrage.

Theo Mavraganis, a party worker from out of town, thought it was understandable.

Peter said he thought it was understandable that somebody new to the firm would react under stress as he had.

Although the Daily Telegraph thought it "disappointing but understandable" that Cameron was standing down: "With the new administration under Theresa May distancing itself from many of his policies - notably over grammar schools - he probably foresaw an uncomfortable few years ahead were he to stay as a backbench MP.

"I think it's understandable why the decision was made," Aguilar said.

And I think it's understandable that my political opponents would say, 'You know, he's different.

She said, on the question of whether the attacks constituted war, "I don't think strident language is helpful, but I think it's understandable, and what's really important is that we don't get strident action".

You know, I think it's understandable that there have been demonstrations and vigils and protests, and some of that stuff is just going to have to work its way through as long as it remains nonviolent.

Mr. Kelly said he did not witness the officers' courthouse conduct, but added, "I think it's understandable that officers rally around when there's a time of trouble".

Thomas P. Meidt, an assistant prosecutor on the case, said, "We thought we had the element of murder, but I think it's understandable why the jury would return this verdict".