Sentence examples for understandable sentiment from inspiring English sources

It is an understandable sentiment, but a wrong one.

That's also an understandable sentiment but not a good basis for defending an ineffective electoral mechanism.

Such was the understandable sentiment of shareholders of the BMO Financial Group to its $4.1 billion purchase of Marshall & Ilsley on Friday.

But he said there would be a reassessment of Libya's financial commitments, an understandable sentiment given the amount of reconstruction needed at home.

This understandable sentiment is being been sorely tested by New Jersey's governor, Chris Christie, who has a habit of treating public discourse as if it were roller derby by other means.

That is an understandable sentiment in regions where the Vatican has lent support to dictators or their clerical apologists, and in places where the church seems to have ignored or even exacerbated the problems of the most vulnerable, especially women.What of those who are neither Catholic, nor Christian, nor believers in any religion?

These are understandable sentiments, in some ways, but when leaders screw up everyone's schools and taxes and, for that matter, breakfasts, they are everyone's to pick and to vilify.

They are understandable sentiments.

"And it's entirely understandable why that sentiment is out there, because people are struggling".

"Old" anger and "old" frustration -- understandable as these sentiments are -- should not become obstacles.

The sentiment was understandable.