Sentence examples for understandable neither from inspiring English sources

While both responses are understandable, neither of these reactions does the paintings justice.

Such omissions are understandable; neither concept was mentioned at length by service users or carers within focus groups, and a concise explanation may be preferable.

The desire to remember his contributions as those of a unique and brilliant individual who single-handedly guided the nation to democracy and stability is understandable, but neither accurate nor helpful.

There were two crucial clashes at the bottom of League One as Walsall hosted Notts County and Crewe met Crawley, and perhaps it was understandable that neither match yielded a goal, but both home sides might regret spurned chances – Walsall's Jordan Cook twice hit the woodwork.

We're not seeing anything that looks like a notable new feature, and the early findings indicate that while the accelerometer, transitions, and camera have all become a bit snappier, things are still a bit shaky – which is understandable, as neither of these are official releases.

This is understandable because neither KLF10 nor KLF16 have been reported to be involved in erythroid differentiation and development.

The tendency to consider potential speciation mechanisms in isolation is perhaps understandable, but neither the assumptions nor the results of 'single factor' speciation models should be considered representative for the origin of species in the real world.

What is neither understandable nor forgivable, however, is Prince Andrew's apparent desire to help.

Although she has behaved in way that is virtually unprecedented for the parent of a child lost in violent circumstances, Fergus has been indulged because, in the current climate, it is heresy to suggest that someone in her situation could do and say things that were neither "understandable" nor "natural".

In Section 1.1 I have already quoted Bridgman's puzzling statement that nature is ultimately "neither understandable nor subject to law".

For perfectly understandable reasons, neither she nor Watkins have felt able to look beyond 3 Aug for the past three years.