Sentence examples for understandable who from inspiring English sources

His pride was understandable — Who wouldn't be proud?

This is understandable — who would want to spend any more time with him, after all?

It was the men who treated my emotions like they were reasonable and understandable who decreased my jealousy.

Which would have been quite understandable – who wouldn't want 20 grainy minutes of cockney comedy in their collection?

That he lost sight of this is, by one stretch, sort of understandable: Who knows how thickly the fog of glory swirls around his head, and who knows how sycophantic the guy who's supposed to clear that fog is?

Other college advisers cautioned that while the desire to help is understandable, parents who pay for an internship program are depriving their children of the chance to develop job-seeking skills or to taste rejection before they have to fend for themselves.

That's understandable ― who doesn't want their donations to be spent efficiently?

While China's demand for remorse is understandable, everyone who planned the war and virtually everyone who fought in the war are dead.

This finding is understandable; individuals who have previously had cancer may be motivated to identify second cancers at an early stage.

Although our pilot testing indicated that attributes and scenarios were understandable, women who came from a non-English speaking background may have interpreted some of the attributes in unexpected ways.

There is understandable confusion about who is the incumbent.