Sentence examples for understandable complaints from inspiring English sources
For all teachers' understandable complaints about overbearing principals, unresponsive bureaucracies and meddling parents (or parents who don't meddle enough), they still wield considerable power when they close the classroom door.
But what's more understandable, complaints also came from parents who said their children had asked what the "dirty" tagline meant.
All told, it's an effort to defend Times Square against the understandable complaint that the neighborhood has become, as Jaar put it, "a mass consumerist ocean of advertising").
Constitutionalism is often accompanied by an understandable complaint: If the conservative response following every period of liberal activism is humility and continuity, then the ideological ratchet turns only leftward.
This is an understandable complaint from a child, who has likely been raised on a steady diet of fried, sugary and processed foods.
But however understandable these complaints, most of them seem unfair.
Although the complaints are understandable, they miss the point.
The diplomat, who declined to be named because he said Syrians, rather than foreigners, should be describing their decisions, dismissed the complaints as understandable "frustrations and rivalries" within the opposition movement.
The complaints are understandable.
And thus, too his understandable outrage at the complaint that he's been anti-business.
Since four-fifths of adult South Koreans get at least some of their news online, the complaint is understandable.
