Sentence examples for understandable like from inspiring English sources
The conclusion is both inescapable and understandable: like so many Anglo and European visitors before him, he has overdosed on the desert.
There is a list of names to call people, some of them almost understandable, like "fopdoodle," for fool, "boonfellow," for a good friend, and "greediguts," for glutton.
Although this behavior is something to avoid, it's understandable, like shouting bad French at the waiter when you can't get the meal you want.
The Apache crews make a series of bad judgments — some of them understandable, like mistaking the photographer's long lens as it pokes around the corner of a building for an RPG; others much less defensible, like firing repeatedly at a van that has stopped to pick up a wounded man — but they aren't shooting indiscriminately like in a free-fire zone.
The Apache crews make a series of bad judgments—some of them understandable, like mistaking the photographer's long lens as it pokes around the corner of a building for an RPG; others much less defensible, like firing repeatedly at a van that has stopped to pick up a wounded man but they aren't shooting indiscriminately like in a free-fire zone.
Naturally, there are still a few places I was unable get service, but they're typically places where it's understandable — like underground.
There were understandable, airport-like announcements.
It has to have a danceable rhythm, and I am old-fashioned enough to like understandable lyrics.
Beneath the thrill of the center's opening are some quiet, understandable concerns, like whether ticket sales will hold up after the first flush of excitement fades.
"There are clear stories, understandable ones, like Hurricane Katrina and the earthquake in Japan," said Ms. Bermant, director of the charity Children's Hearts.
To call "This Beautiful Life" timely is almost an understatement, since real life regularly generates plenty of clueless but weirdly understandable behavior like that of Schulman's characters.
