Sentence examples for understandable talk from inspiring English sources

Recently, even while he was toiling in the heat and anonymity of Port St .Lucie, there had been understandable talk that Wright could be traded if the Mets decided to make a huge contract offer to Jose Reyes.

Never to be translated into understandable human talk.

The first was the bleary-eyed appearance of almost everyone who took the platform, which was understandable, as talks expected to last a few hours had gone on right through the night.

Given the conservative prevailing culture and the sensitivity of the topic, this difficulty is understandable, yet talking to males – who are the sole decision-makers in the patriarchal system of society – is vitally important.

Their reluctance to address the prospect is understandable, but fine talk of a new patriotism will count for nothing if the next Labour government lacks a strategy for dealing with the shrunken and enfeebled economy it will surely inherit.

My Sunday column — written before the Paul Ryan pick, but still relevant in its aftermath — argues that Mitt Romney's understandable reluctance to talk about his Mormon faith has cut him off from what would otherwise be a very natural part of his campaign narrative, both in personal and philosophical terms.

In truth he has good reasons for shutting down intimate queries, in particular an understandable refusal to talk about his father's death from lung cancer when he was a teenager or the death of his youngest sister, Jane, at the age of 21 while suffering from depression.

It is, of course, understandable that when talking about the extraordinary changes to his life and the challenges he faces, he plays them down.

It's understandable that angry Venezuelans talk about "the dictatorship".

In contrast, American lawyers still talk in understandable American.

Illegal Arts is run by a guy who declines to give his real name and is a bit cagey about sales figures, for the understandable reason that Girl Talk's music is a lawsuit waiting to happen.