Sentence examples for understandable enough that from inspiring English sources

Now, it is understandable enough that the little coterie of anonymous and personally vituperative defenders of faith on Cif should get so steamed; for they do not at all, to employ Corporal Jones's immortal phrase, like it up 'em.

Add the durability that carried him through a life-threatening car crash in Italy and, more recently, emergency heart-surgery at a time of soaring pressure, and certainly it is understandable enough that so many always believed that his skirmish against Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs was the last obstacle to the England job.

If the biographer sometimes loses a sense of proportion, that's understandable enough with a life as front-loaded as Lee's.

Guay's own motivation is understandable enough — as understandable, at least, as that behind many crimes of passion.

The authors presented their experimental results quite well enough, that can be easily understandable to the readers.

He added: "I don't think they got it quite right, the balance between keeping it familiar to the fans that were out there but fresh enough and understandable enough for this much bigger mobile audience".

So much so that his epic Seventh Symphony (The Leningrad) was considered direct and understandable enough to be co-opted as part of the Allied propaganda effort.

Set against the savagery that the coalition displayed to social security benefits, I found this particular swing of the Osborne axe understandable enough.

Given our own "time of troubles," this seems understandable enough.

She is deliberately grating enough that it's understandable when her husband cringes at her voice.

Hemingway has left it open enough that we can view his disappearance as acceptable and understandable.