Sentence examples for understandable one of from inspiring English sources

"She wants to be in control, and that's understandable," one of Mr. Obama's top foreign policy advisers told me not long ago.

SAG was marginally less crazy here, giving deserving nods to Breaking Bad and Game of Thrones, and understandable ones to Boardwalk Empire and The Good Wife.

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.

The UK's pause in diplomacy is an understandable one, but any lack of will to re-engage is a clear exploitation of losses already suffered.

That question is an understandable one, and one often asked of me.

At nearly 600 pages, it occasionally feels out of control but that's understandable in one of the most ambitious novels of 2014.

That Jack would be resentful at times is more than understandable, but one of the odd things about this rivalry, as O'Connor points out, is that the two men are also friends of a sort.

Anger is understandable if one of your favourite old games is a bust as a freemium remake, and the plentiful constructive criticism of Dungeon Keeper will play a valuable role in helping all developers learn how to navigate the pitfalls (or spiked pits) of the new business model.

And it makes understandable why one of his most interesting works — "A Personal Journey with Martin Scorsese Through American Movies," a brilliantly condensed and ingeniously autobiographical film-history survey that he undertook, in 1994, at the request of the British Film Institute — didn't turn up in many neighborhood theatres.

It is therefore understandable that one of the energy companies that want to build the wind turbines is another regional cooperative.

"Understandable" is not one of them.