Sentence examples for understandable to think from inspiring English sources

It is understandable to think that holding kids back in third grade because of reading deficits might be a good idea.

It was understandable to think buyers would start a bidding war for your house, and someone would wave wads of cash at you.

It is understandable to think that Nautilus may migrate to the daytime sunlit areas of 200 m or shallower to feed under the cover of darkness and return to the dark depths during the day to avoid visual predators, as was the general conclusion from these studies.

It is understandable that you want to think of yourself as a good person.

It's understandable for sane people to think about how they can escape the US in the wake of a Trump presidency.

If I'm honest, it's an understandable knee-jerk reaction to think: don't be a baby; if you believe, believe; if you're in, you're in.

The concept received a rather frosty reception in academic and policy circles – an understandable response, given strong conditioning to think and act cyclically.

And it is understandable, I think, to find a loud foreign accent to be more grating than a loud American one.

No doubt it works for a lot of established journalists as well, and although their antipathy to change is understandable, I think they owe it to their readers to disclose it.

Just as UI's no longer have to be so grounded in physically relatable terms like "desktop," "folder," "trash bin," etc. to be understandable, I think gestures and touch screens don't require true tangibility to be truly useful.

The indignation when anyone raises the less-than-perfectly-equal elements of unionist history is understandable, and I think gets to the heart of why the left won't interrogate itself for sexism.