Sentence examples for understandable emotion from inspiring English sources

Their understandable emotion makes family members unsuited for dispassionate decision-making.

When Brett King presented his arguments, he did so not just with understandable emotion, but with enviable lucidity.

Then came the home faithful taking to their feet to applaud Hart, the keeper appearing to touch the City crest and showing understandable emotion.

Despair would be an understandable emotion for those hoping to forge a career in journalism during the current gloom but it is wholly lacking in the newsroom at Goldsmiths, University of London.

Amid all the understandable emotion of Friday, and the broad brushstroke language of restoring pride in a battered institution, there hasn't been many specifics from King on how much money he and his team have access to and who, exactly, is providing it.

Anger is often an understandable emotion.

Awe and fear are understandable emotions in such circumstances.

"There are intense and understandable emotions, including outrage, from the public, but the other side is the calm and rational debate about where we go from here.

However, our laws, which are designed to provide a check on the impulse to govern from the understandable emotions attached to such horrendous circumstances, reject the premise that, in death penalty cases, the punishment must fit the crime.

As discussed, Ainslie has understandable mixed emotions towards his 1996 Olympic silver and often ponders what he could have done differently in the final race of the Atlanta Games.

In this debate neither side has fact completely on its side, and both have thoroughly understandable, legitimate, compelling emotion.