Sentence examples for understandable nature from inspiring English sources

Operating on the wrong side is a special case of wrong site surgery that is poorly tolerated by the general public because of its easily understandable nature.

While I now believe that the prisoners are proper prisoners of war, the administration's hesitation to treat them as P.O.W.'s should be understandable, given the nature of this conflict.

Being Syrian these days only ever elicits one response: "Oh, I'm sorry … it must be terrible for you … Have you got family there?" This reaction is understandable, given the nature of the information that emerges from the country, with coverage of death, destruction and displacement of people.

The confusion is understandable, given the nature of the app and its self-destructing pictures.

However, as much as he bungled his exit, his wish to make big money fast is understandable given the nature of his formative years in Auckland.

The differences of opinion in gender are certainly understandable given the nature of the legislation.

Many people have understandable preconceptions about the nature of these protesters.

The focus on his leadership qualities is oppressive but understandable, given the talismanic nature of his role.

In hindsight, it was a mistake — an understandable one, given the nature of the media and of Presidential politics today — for Obama to offer such a specific timetable.

That's understandable because of the nature of elite competition, but unrealistic because of the intensity of the emotions they arouse.

That's understandable, given the commercial nature of the event, but it is a relief to visit those booths where a more judicious curatorial touch is at work.