Sentence examples for took understandable from inspiring English sources
Godolphin's racing manager, Simon Crisford, also took understandable pleasure in the result after two blank days at the start of the meeting.
It was damn risky, and took understandable time to build its ideology and core ideas seperate from the less-progressive 60s.
Asked the highlight of his tenure Tuesday, Colletti took understandable pride in inheriting a team that had won only 71 games and leaving it in a much better place.
Melissa Silverstein over at Women and Hollywood took understandable umbrage at the flurry of articles discussing just which young actress would be playing Peter Parker's girlfriend (who apparently might not be Mary Jane) in the upcoming Spider-Man reboot.
My friends conveyed Mr Whitehouse's sympathies to me – he having taken understandable advantage of the hiatus to make good his escape – and I spent the rest of the night very, very drunk".
Many Liverpool fans had taken understandable offence at the implication that, as customers, they are valued merely for their spending power, rather than their residual allegiance to a transitional team.
The Boston Symphony, which has played there for a century, is unthinkable without Symphony Hall, and it takes understandable pride in celebrating the hall's 100th birthday beginning this week with a pair of special concerts and a daylong open house.
By then, Mr Lee himself, still "senior minister" in Singapore's cabinet, was revered not just as the supremely successful administrator of a city-state, but as a visionary geopolitical strategist.So "The Singapore Story" is one in which Mr Lee takes understandable pride.
Premji takes understandable pride in Wipro's joint venture with GE Medical Systems Ltd. in the manufacture of medical hardware like CAT scanners, X-ray and ultrasound machines.
The event took an understandable toll on his marriage.
Understood in this way, phenomenology does not place itself outside the sciences but, rather, attempts to make understandable what takes place in the various sciences and thus to thematize the unquestioned presuppositions of the sciences.
