No matter her level of anger or feelings of betrayal — understandable and even common in situations like yours — her actions, I'm afraid, cross the line of decency.
While it is understandable and fairly common to respond to this reality by pulling up drawbridges and prioritising one set of humans over another, such an attitude has no basis in ethics and can be challenged forcefully.
Anger, frustration, uncertainty, depression and fear are all very understandable and very common.
Becoming a catfish or falling prey to one is understandable and perhaps more common in an era of heavy texting, e-mailing and online chatting, she said.
Mr. Verrilli's strength, Mr. Olson said, is that he "marshals his positions in clear and understandable terms" rooted in law and common sense.
This means that all parts of the model per se are understandable and validatable by using common sense or by validating small subparts against ground truth.
The main purpose of WQI is to change the complex water quality data into understandable and usable information by which common people can know the status of water sources in a particular region (Akoteyon et al. 2011; Vasanthavigar et al. 2010; Balan et al. 2012).
Universality in application then imposes a limit on how complex principles of justice can be they must be understandable to common moral sense, and not so complicated that only experts can apply them in deliberations.
Perhaps contemporary art will cease to resemble a theme park for billionaires and comments will be couched in language understandable to common mortals.
