Sentence examples for understandable the crowd from inspiring English sources
"It's understandable the crowd is on her side; she's young and moving up the rankings so they should be behind her.
The same applied to Agüero and it was understandable if the crowd wanted more from Navas even if, to give him his due, he provided one moment of fleeting excitement by cracking a shot against a post.
He will be missing for at least a month and it is probably understandable if the crowd went home reflecting on a bittersweet occasion because, without wishing to be melodramatic, there have to be serious concerns about whether Kompany will ever get out of this demoralising cycle.
When we want to make use of crowds to do specialist analyses, one of the challenges is to accommodate their non-expert status (or, in the previous example, their other-expert status) by translating the problem into a form that is readily understandable by the crowd.
At one point Mr. Fried told the crowd that privacy among inventors was understandable but he cautioned "you're not going to get anywhere if you don't tell anyone about it".
Lamb missed the touchline conversion that would have brought back Worcester to within a converted score, the crowd's knowing groan indicating an understandable lack of faith that their team could score twice more in the closing stages.
Now the photo is us".Such pride is understandable, considering how swiftly the crowds of protesters grew and the revolution proceeded.
A portion of the crowd seemed unfamiliar with the songs from Kiss, which is understandable.
THE CROWD Casual urban crowd.
THE CROWD: Casual local crowd.
