Sentence examples for understandable yet from inspiring English sources

His caution is understandable, yet this represented an occasion Lennon could take great heart from.

It is understandable yet inevitable that policies will be drawn up with domestic constituencies in mind.

What makes her extraordinary as a writer is that she can recapture the sense that life must be constantly made understandable, yet will never become familiar.

So it was understandable, yet absolutely shocking, when, in 1926, she became the first major player of either sex to turn professional, accepting $50,000 to tour the United States.

I suspect that one consideration was it was not in the victims' interests that medical records were produced in court as evidence, which is understandable, yet it serves to underline the sensitiveness of the material that Jamieson is reported as saying he viewed it out of curiosity.

Understandable, yet a HOG's heaven awaits the sufficiently wild ones.

An understandable dilemma, yet it fails to generate much narrative tension.

It's an understandable response, yet slightly surprising to hear coming from Ms. Anderson, whose work often considers the horrors and follies of humanity from a cool, more detached perspective.

These folks are whack … what's the upside in giving them [or] any celebrity venue a ratings boost?" Palin's real-life response is perfectly logical and understandable – and yet inconsistent with her constructed persona as the hip and fearless maverick who was just too cool for those fuddy-duddies at McCain headquarters.

Attempts to rein Twitter in, to close the borders and declare dividends, to capture and bottle the spirit of the times, these are all understandable and yet fundamentally misguided attempts to change the course of biochemical inevitability.

Make the cartoon understandable, but yet hard to make the reader think about the topic and get their mind working.