In a show of such scope, there is an understandable tendency to fall back on the greatest hits.
Given the relative scarcity of Asian-Americans in popular culture, it's understandable that expectations fall on those with some degree of clout — witness the anxieties that surrounded the success of the comedian Margaret Cho, in the nineties, or of the rapper Jin, in the two-thousands.
Respondents held wide-ranging and varying definitions of NVNMDS and efforts to craft a definition that met researchers' criteria and was understandable to respondents fell short.
Ms Field says it is quite understandable that suspicion would fall on someone working so closely with the subject of intense press interest, but once the truth – later confirmed when two people working for News of the World were sent to prison – began to be clear, she was entitled to better treatment, she says.
In that atmosphere, it may be understandable that Irish officials fell for the tempting story that there was no real problem, just a bit of unfounded panic.
The emphasis falls, for understandable reasons, on lament, on a liturgy of tears; or on immediate precision, on bringing concrete news, and on the attempt at comprehension.
As dusk fell, it was understandable that the police would want stop these violent destructive demonstrations and deal with the offenders.
In August 2005 it was understandable that the team should fall to eventual Champions League semi-finalists Villarreal in the qualifiers but the resounding defeat by Dinamo Bucharest that immediately ensued in the Uefa Cup must have been a blow to managerial pride.
That you're wary of love is understandable; that you haven't fallen out of love with it is to be celebrated, and what better way than to let yourself fall?
In the blame game of wartime, it's understandable that some of that blame falls to Bergdahl.
