Sentence examples for understandable the point from inspiring English sources

In order to make the rating more understandable, the point rating is then converted into a scale of 100.

Bell earns every slash of the sword by placing this violence in a dramatic context where it seems, if not justified, at least understandable from the point of view of his characters.

The jubilation of Americans and Western leaders at the death of Osama bin Laden, though understandable, misses the point.

This improvement is actually understandable from the point of view of the clinical trialist.

While the concept of the warrior, or soldier, is glory-saturated, and while the physical and emotional intensity of the training is enormous, and while the macho appeal of being a warrior is understandable, the focal point of this training is the existence of The Enemy and how to defeat it -- which primarily means how to kill it.

Although the complaints are understandable, they miss the point.

Complaints from Florida about the microclimate in Texas are understandable but beside the point.

He was about to walk in front of the car and I repeatedly tried to warn my friend with a phrase I thought was easily understandable and straight to the point: "Watch out... Watch out... Hey, watch out".

Many people now sentimentalize that first urban blight era, which is understandable to a point — the graffiti that was so derided at the time is now seen as part of the genesis of cultural treasure.

So it is understandable why the Nets point guard was slightly stunned yesterday while recovering from the toll of an 0-5 West Coast trip and a red-eye flight home.

This is also understandable from the view point that either ZnO or Zn (OH 2 is amphoteric and cannot exist under sufficiently low pH values.