Sentence examples for understandable the sort of from inspiring English sources
Sacks's enthusiasm for Edelman's ideas is more than understandable: the sort of conundrums and paradoxes he has investigated in his own patients for decades have all inclined him towards this, the great riddle of human being.
A younger woman would have been understandable, expected even, but this — it wasn't the sort of insult that Luz would easily recover from.
It's understandable why she took the role; on paper, the slow revelation of Louise's character probably presents the sort of challenge relished by actors.
The sort of (expensive and time-consuming) journalism Nick Davies does is threatened in many news organisations by the quite understandable need to cut costs.
Of course, underscoring all of this is the tragic circumstance they had to come back from just to get the thing finished, so it's understandable if we sort of grade on a curve.
"It's understandable that people sort of want him to just disappear," said Cindi Canary, director of the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform, which has pressed for campaign finance reporting and increased access to public records.
What they're doing is understandable for all sorts of historical reasons.
That's totally understandable — it's still (sort of) a Beta product, so there are bound to be kinks.
Yet as the petrol price again nears the fearsome threshold of $4 a gallon, America's politicians, including Mr Obama, are at it again, resorting to exactly the same sort of theatrics, with equally meagre results.The reflex is understandable.
