Sentence examples for understandable expression from inspiring English sources

"They have a tremendous amount of passion for Cooper," he said diplomatically, "so this reflects a very understandable expression of their passion and frustration".

"The agency started in 1914," Mr. Pitofsky explains with a glint of historical pride, an understandable expression considering that he has been at the commission in one top position or another for more than 10 of the last 30 years.

Until the early 1960s, Mr Siegelbaum reports, vandalism against private cars was dismissed by the police as an understandable expression of egalitarian sentiment".Cars for Comrades" is a bit too generous.

Lowey's statement is an understandable expression of frustration.

The report contains a human-understandable message and an XPath (machine-understandable) expression giving the location of the error.

The warning gives a human-understandable message and an XPath (machine-understandable) expression giving the location of the warning.

It is understandable that the expression of some genes in DREB and ERF subfamilies would not be detected if their expressions were majorly involved in responding to biotic and abiotic stresses.

Because the PII protein is a global regulator of C/N assimilation and phosphorylation plays a key role in its activity, it is understandable that the expression patterns of so many genes coincide with that of the pphA gene.

The 7 younger rats were well healed radiographically by this time, and their decreased gene expression was understandable.

Although most of the slang and idiomatic expressions are understandable in context, one suspects that a bit of the force of Chávez's macha, mile-a-minute writing style is lost in translation.

In other words, God challenges the constructs that lead to unethical systems of repression, usually in terms that are understandable to the cultural expressions, values, norms, idioms, customs and people with which and with whom the Holy Spirit interacts.