Sentence examples for understandably from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, John Prescott - feeling understandably bitter at the treatment that he has received from a snobbish press - has spoken about "putting the record straight".

Understandably they have little sympathy for the Greeks, especially since five years later the crisis remains unresolved.

It has led, perhaps understandably, to a quiet sense of glee from Labour, the party with most to fear from the Green resurgence.

After confidently yelling "Aisuluu" she finally stopped and, understandably, waited for the question.

When it was mooted to the SNP's Nicola Sturgeon last month that Scotland win full budgetary independence – with no London subvention – she understandably blanched.

It's understandably well down on The Inbetweeners Movie's debut of £13.22m including previews of £4.57m back in August 2011.

Before Coachella Yannis told one music magazine that he was "bored of seeing some dude from the 90s headline [festivals], it means nothing to me", which was understandably read as a dig at Coachella headliners the Stone Roses.