Sentence examples for understandably as a from inspiring English sources

Fassbender's performance is harder, fiercer and blanker, understandably as a result of showing him at three of the most unrelaxed times of his life.

"It will be read, understandably, as a tragic foreshadowing of where the case may be headed: no arrest, no charges, no indictments," said Rhonda Y . Williams the director of the Social Justice Institute at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.

"For shame, for shame!" they scold not only publicly aligning themselves with the angels, but, if we're generous, because they hope to emphasize to their benighted peers what they see, understandably, as a violation of the standards and expectations of the scientific profession.

In the United States, the idea of handing out unconditional government allowances is seen, understandably, as a nonstarter … it just sounds too much like a socialist fantasy … the idea is widely seen as too radical a departure from the status quo.

It might seem obvious to my friends, reading this, that alcohol ain't necessarily a vice -- but too often in the yoga and Buddhist worlds that I grew up around, and in, peeps tend to regard alcohol, understandably, as a dangerous thing.

Understandably, as a consequence, he is loathed by many.

"In that sense we would be getting very impatient – understandably, as far as the families are concerned," he added.

His supporters see this, understandably, as an attempt by southern politicians to rig the game in their own favour.

"I hate this!" harrumphs Jeremy, understandably, as an eight-hour hike up another featureless hill leaves even stoic leader Ken Hames wobbly with irritation.

While some will view this (understandably) as an Orwellian nightmare, there are undisputed productivity and lifestyle benefits to gain as well.

Over the phone, the award-winning British historian Max Hastings described him, understandably, as an "adventurer and eccentric who added hugely to the gaiety of nations and the gaiety of war".