Sentence examples for understandably after from inspiring English sources

Bledsoe, understandably, after missing so much time, was rusty in practice, even slightly out of shape.

Like much of the cricketing community, the Hughes family also expressed reluctance about the inquest but were understandably after some answers.

Quite understandably, after almost two decades of showgirls, incompetence and downright corruption, Italians couldn't help feeling a shiver of excitement at seeing Monti – "the professor", as they call him – walk to the parliament and politely recite his first speech.

In his place was one nervously trying to remember "lines to take" in response to a series of soft questions from an interviewer who – perhaps understandably after another tumultuous week in Westminster – had his mind on other things.

Cummins has heard positive vibes that at least one consortium remains interested – but understandably, after so many false dawns over the last two years, he is not getting carried away.

Hazarika is a jaunty, self-deprecating host, even if – understandably, after 10 years away from comedy – she cleaves tightly to her script, racing from one gag to the next, not risking a pause for laughter.

Federer was understandably devastated after the match, both to lose after being a point away from victory and to end a year without a Slam title to his name for the first time since 2002.

The Portuguese were understandably desolate after defeat, but for Bruno Alves there was added humiliation after he wandered up to take a spot-kick before it was his turn.

He was to miss the middle session and then reappeared after tea, only to limp off once more, visibly and understandably upset, after one further delivery.

His season's over and he's quite understandably devastated after such a great win here".

Duval's Disappointment David Duval, who tied for third place with Loren Roberts, was understandably disappointed after another close call at Augusta.