Sentence examples for understandable indeed from inspiring English sources

The impulse to find a way to end the violence is understandable — indeed, I share it.

Again and again throughout the crisis, Mr Mubarak declared his determination to serve out the remaining seven months of his term.This punctiliousness might have been understandable, and indeed many Egyptians accepted that an orderly transition might require a rulebook.

It's understandable, because indeed she looks stunning in red.

It is an understandable position; indeed, on most levels many of us often wish that the argument had more legs.

The reasons so many voted for Grillo are "understandable", he says; indeed, the young Tuscan was calling for the country's "old politics" – and politicians – to be scrapped before M5S was founded.

Regarding Christine Ahn's article "Unwanted missiles for a Korean island" (Views, Aug. 6): China's objection to being surrounded by the U.S. Asia-Pacific missile defense system — set to be reinforced by a naval base on Jeju Island — is understandable and could indeed fuel an arms race which China but not the United States could afford.

Here's their policy on those sorts of things (a wee bit paranoid indeed, but understandable).

It would indeed be understandable to harbor discontent toward people who commit crimes, and especially violent crimes.

Conversely, when antibodies are used to study patients without suspected TDP-43 pathology it is understandable that they will indeed not detect pathology.

This is a rare effect and has not been known for a long time, so it is understandable that many pharmacists are indeed unaware of this adverse effect.

So far, so understandable.