Sentence examples for understandable from the from inspiring English sources

The frustration was clear, and quite understandable, from the Detroit Tigers on Sunday.

Mr. Zaid said the motion was "understandable from the legal standpoint" but was "completely absurd from a policy standpoint".

It's kind of tough for me to swallow personally but it's perfectly understandable from the team's standpoint, and that's what matters most, he said.

Bell earns every slash of the sword by placing this violence in a dramatic context where it seems, if not justified, at least understandable from the point of view of his characters.

Sutton's frustration is understandable: from the pension shortfall to the rise of dementia, Britain's ageing population is commonly presented as one big homogenous crisis, in which "the elderly" are barely seen as individuals, let alone contributors to society.

This is understandable from the fact that O2 plays a key role in the growth of the TiO2 nanowires.

The desire to produce a number – an empirically justified answer to the reasonable question 'How many people recover?' – may be understandable from this perspective.

That brought an understandable outburst from the England captain.

There is understandable support from the playing staff.

Justin Bieber arrived on stage at Fashion Rocks to be greeted with understandable boos from the audience.

The impulse to blame Obama for all this corporate timidity is understandable: aside from the fact that plenty of businesspeople don't like his policies, it would make things so much easier if a President could jump-start the economy just by making the suits feel better.