Sentence examples for understandable remark from inspiring English sources
An understandable remark, but an insight into the burgeoning degrees of separation between the stomach and the soil.
Shales is too battle-forged an umpire for that, and the dispute was not resolved until Paes bellowed: "Come on, be a man, Jeremy," an understandable but unfortunate remark which Navratilova recognised instantly as bad psychology.
The interior minister, Anna Maria Cancellieri, said her compatriots were stuck in an era when employees worked "in the same city alongside Mummy and Daddy".The outcry prompted by such remarks is perhaps understandable.
However, this is understandable, as we have already remarked on its importance and commented on its interpretation in Section 5.
It would be understandable if residents became defensive at the remark by Mr. Obama, a man whose expected presence can grind entire neighborhoods to a halt.
No one came up to Vivian's parents to remark on Vivian, but this was understandable.
"Allowing the broadcast of judges' sentencing remarks could make the sentencing process more transparent and understandable," he said.
His vast learning allowed him to vary his poses and style so often that the well-known remark of Thomas Gainsborough, "Damn him, how various he is!" is entirely understandable.
In 1 case he decided that the remark of the author is an explanation in order to make the original citation more understandable, rather than a correction; this result was added to the number of non-verified incorrect initial codings.
