Sentence examples for understandable I from inspiring English sources

When Clive Bell wrote of art as "significant form," he really meant to defend the view, first, that form is the essence of art and, second, that form must be understood and therefore understandable (i.e., significant).

This colour change must be clearly visible to the eye and easily understandable, i.e. a colour change from green to red (Van der Schueren and De Clerck 2012).

For example, using discharge letters that are complete (i.e., no redundant/irrelevant or missed information), accurate and understandable (i.e., structured presentation of information, explanation of abbreviations jargon), and patients being informed at discharge in plain language.

Responding to calls for him to go, he said: "I think it's perfectly understandable, I understand the anger that they feel, the upset that they feel about the treatment of their loved ones in Mid-Staffordshire hospital.

Understandable, I guess.

While this approach is understandable, I fear it can damage a business model.

I said, "That's understandable," although I didn't understand his perspective he was the first guy I met in Denver that was unhappy about weed being legal.

For multiple items that addressed the same or similar concept, patients were asked to identify the most clear and understandable item (i.e., the item that best represents or describes how they feel).

Now, some people don't know much about computers, which is understandable, but I can honestly say I didn't expect a comment like that.

His views were kind of understandable, although I told him that I didn't agree with them, more than once.

His views were kind of understandable, although I told him that I didn't agree with it, more than once.