Sentence examples for understandable lapse from inspiring English sources
The failure in the Christmas Day attempt was accompanied by a second, perhaps less understandable lapse with a terrible price.
He is, however, not a lawyer, and in "John Marshall: The Man Who Made the Supreme Court," his focus is on politics, not law: "I keep my eye, as Marshall always did, on the politics that surrounded him". It's an understandable, but regrettable, lapse.
Miss Langer's tone is more accusatory than objective, and at times more sentimental than it needs to be, but the story she tells makes those lapses understandable.
At 29, with a record 16 Grand Slam singles titles in hand and his toddler twins in tow, it would be understandable if Federer lapsed into short-term tennis thinking.
This lapse is understandable: most of these articles were written before the current economic crisis, the most serious since the Great Depression.
The use of such a distancing device, with its built-in excuse for dramaturgical lapses, is understandable.
Thus, it is understandable that some might take pleasure in exacting revenge by pointing out my own lapses -- mistakes that I've made or permitted to appear in the puzzles.
In reality, science is more whimsical, more prone to lapses in chance, influenced by too many factors for every result to be understandable and sensible.
Perfectly understandable.
