Sentence examples for understandable that i from inspiring English sources
So perhaps it's understandable that I still love Mariah Carey.
It's bad enough, but understandable, that I am treated like a criminal every time I go through security at the airport.
I suppose it's understandable that I chose Julia et al. over the Pennsylvania Dutch or the file cards to make dinner for two artists who lived up the road from my husband and me in Vermont and had spent most of their adult lives in France.
It was understandable that I encountered a lot of resistance when I was a 22 but I assumed it would be different this time around.
It's understandable that I am often asked by my pro-gun cohorts why we should focus on one particular means of killing — guns — when there are so many other ways to kill.
As Bryce and Stetekee suggest, it is understandable that I-Q could be perceived as being risky because it involves changing parts of the health system to fully implement quality management principles and altering the well-accepted paradigm of periodic cross-sectional household surveys.
It was understandable, then, that I felt wary when I went to the house that Mr. Bond, 66, shares with his Viennese-born wife: part-19th-century, part-modern cottage, it is hidden from the road by trees in the countryside near Cambridge.
So we did, and I assuaged her understandable fears that I might talk.
It is therefore understandable that synesthetes (i.e., persons affected by synesthesia) commonly avoid mentioning their percepts and even tend to close on themselves in psychological distress [ 10– 10].
Sir Roger, the MP for North Thanet, said: "I am deeply saddened that, for wholly understandable domestic reasons that I appreciate and respect, Laura has decided not to offer herself for re-election as the Member of Parliament for South Thanet.
She continued: "And, as understandable as that is, I don't think I'll ever stop beating myself up for not having the courage to continue with that and get it out in the open while he was still alive".
