Sentence examples for understandable that it makes from inspiring English sources

It is understandable that it makes some of us uneasy when evangelicals set out to reclaim the Ivy League for Christ.

The turn to technocratic and rule-based reasoning is understandable in that it makes manageable the difficult tasks of rationing health care and critically appraising the clinical judgement of referring clinicians.

That is understandable, but it makes it harder to grasp the connection between Mills's life and work.

But he too quickly implies that understanding these despicable actions is equivalent to making them understandable, that is, to making excuses for them.

But it is also understandable that this makes people nervous.

So it is perhaps understandable that Mr. Anderson makes only passing and none too flattering reference to David Lean's magnificent film about Lawrence.

For the volume of paintings that Bauer was commissioned to produce for Sibthorp between 1786 and 1794, it is understandable that he made as much use of it as he could.5.5

It can happen at any time making it understandable that it's an incredible nuisance and so embarrassing.

It's understandable that to make sense of alien messages, some pretty advanced deciphering technology might be required.

After 10 Nce4, the white pieces dominated the board, so it was understandable that Hickl would make a radical attempt to get them off his back with 10... f5, but he could not have reckoned with the sharp riposte 11 Bb5!

Music UK called the songs on Charmbracelet forgettable, and wrote, "She used to take risks, but 'Charmbracelet' is conservative, unadventurous and uninspiring; and, while it's understandable that simply to make another record marks a triumph of sorts, it's impossible to admire Mariah to the degree that her talent ought to merit".