Sentence examples for understandably ask from inspiring English sources

Seating…4 The best tables seat four, and when it gets crowded people, understandably, ask if they can sit with you, and you must say yes, though it is, of course, unbearable.

And others understandably ask, if the proposition is that nine men and women, meeting in secret, can choose the membership of half of our parliament, why not 60 million in an open vote?

Mr Simmonds said free schools were a "small part of the overall picture", but parents in hard-pressed areas would understandably ask why money was being spent on extra free school places in areas where there were already vacancies.

(Though the email will, understandably, ask them to join the network).

When we began production on Harmony, people would understandably ask us about 'The Prince.' But as he insisted all along, Harmony: A New Way of Looking at Our World has never been about 'The Prince,' but really about 'The Principles.'.

Keegan, meanwhile, understandably, asked for nothing more of his players, other than the same.

The president acknowledged that after almost ten years of war in Afghanistan, some Americans "are understandably asking tough questions about our mission there".

ISPs are understandably asking for self-regulation as a get-out clause for fear of being sued by the last remaining enclaves of stupidity inside the record industry.

The professor understandably asked if Sheldon was dangerous.

Given such high praise, Post reporter Valerie Strauss understandably asked, in front of her colleagues, just why the publisher is now replacing Brauchli with Boston Globe editor Marty Baron.

They approved our publishing Gottfredson's work in full, but understandably asked us to include textual material that put the dated story elements in context.