Sentence examples for understandable protest from inspiring English sources

When it was met with predictable and understandable protest, a statement was released denying that there was anything unusual about this at all, despite the fact no major league has allowed this since the eighties.

And, upon occasion, there were understandable protests about the present and future direction of the nation.

It's understandable that protests about symbols and language strike critics on both the right and the left as being too touchy-feely.

It is understandable why the Egyptians protested in Tahrir Square and why Arabs in other countries in the region protested -- they were suffering under the rule of autocratic regimes and had no say in their government.

The G.O.P. protests are understandable.

These highly professional Russian musicians are afraid to protest, which is understandable, as it may cost them very dearly.

The deaths, at police hands, of Michael Brown and many others have caused understandable consternation, most noticeably in protest movements like Black Lives Matter.

Newcastle manager Alan Pardew on the Magpies fans' protests: "It is understandable.

It is understandable why the prisoners are protesting their continued incarceration, demanding to be heard.

Last year, he called the protest movement's concerns "completely understandable," saying that it was up to Wall Street to "rebuild that trust" with scorned Americans.

This week the understandable outrage has boiled over into public protest.