Sentence examples for understandable kind of from inspiring English sources

Maybe something is lost in translation, but it seems to me that Mr. Insua has been seduced by a perfectly understandable kind of curiosity that is particular to close readers of certain writers: he seeks to dissect, or perhaps just evoke, the mysterious, transformative alchemy that talent and imagination work on the actual.

Fear can be understandable, but that kind of message is not what is needed.

Their shame is understandable because what kind of martyr would you be if you are blown up in the middle of a working day in a sleazy cinema watching a blue film.

It invites confidences, flatters a certain kind of understandable vanity.

Even that would be pat, kind of understandable on some level".

Borrowing from other languages can give rise to an entirely understandable and utterly charming kind of mistake.

Like the books, Chic Simple identifies an irreducible formula, and displays it as understandable parts -- a kind of "Aesthetic Intelligence for Dummies".

"We're just the first wave, but from my side it's kind of understandable because I want to help my own club," Jagr said.

"It is kind of understandable when you look at where the older generations are coming from," Fish says of the negative stereotypes.

Mr. Guillon tried to explain what he portrayed as Mr. Sarkozy's obsession with President Obama this way: "It's kind of understandable.

This provides an insight into the drivers' psychology — kind of understandable, when you think of the dangers out there on the track, like the accident at the start of the race last weekend that eliminated both Hamilton and Fernando Alonso.