Sentence examples for understandable should be from inspiring English sources

The push to reduce complexity to singularity ("The End of History," "The Clash of Civilization," "The West and the Rest"), while understandable, should be resisted.

This is totally understandable and should be respected.

Vargas went on to say that while the reaction from the teachers is understandable, students should be able to express their opinions at school without fear of punishment.

Parental desire to shape their content and timing of their children's introduction to sexual health is understandable, and should be protected.

It is understandable that it should be so.

The elation with which this discovery has been greeted is understandable though we should be clear how it came about.

Pacey said it was understandable that men should be more wary about making donations following the loss of anonymity.

"Maybe because of Germany's past it's understandable that there should be certain limitations," he said, but the decisions should be case by case.

As for previews, if they are required to "fine tune" a show, which is perfectly understandable, ticket prices should be significantly reduced.

It is understandable that Sweets should be more charry with her virtue than she was in the novel and that the only apparent weakness of Pilon's flesh should be for wine.

It's understandable that it should be demanding: most of us, if we were to have our brains cut open, would prefer it be done by someone who prioritises their work over their personal life.