Sentence examples for understandable what from inspiring English sources

"In context, it was understandable what we did".

"Of course it wasn't immediately understandable (what the reaction would be to Crimea's annexation).

It is also very understandable — what one says at the end of a few years of frantic hard work that end with your boss's murder.

Understood in this way, phenomenology does not place itself outside the sciences but, rather, attempts to make understandable what takes place in the various sciences and thus to thematize the unquestioned presuppositions of the sciences.

This makes understandable what could otherwise be seen as very strange for a theological textbook: Bolzano's Textbook of the Science of Religion contains a section on mathematical probability theory (RW II, 39 ff).

This reaction is sort of understandable – what started as an answer to drum 'n' bass was quickly devalued by tin-pot remixes of pop-songs, or the influence of euro-trance.

Instead, the amygdala jump-starts the rest of the brain into analytical overdrive — prompting repeated reassessments of information in an attempt to create a coherent and understandable narrative, to understand what just happened, what threats still exist and what should be done now.

"But it's perfectly understandable with what we know now about context and vision.

Analysts say regulatory weaknesses are understandable in what is still a young market.

He really supported him and said it was understandable given what Yang had suffered.

Q. Understandable if what the pope says is held to be infallible.