Sentence examples for understandably attractive from inspiring English sources

Think about it, 'Lincoln sells out slaves.' " Rendering the hallowed Proclamation as a seminal act of hippy-punching is understandably attractive to the Very Serious People of Washington.

Latching onto an understandably attractive adjective, he three times used the phrase "honest broker" to describe the proper role for the United States in Middle Eastern peace negotiations.

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This is understandably very attractive from a clinical point of view, with the added benefit that the graft in this study is acellular.

But West was understandably tempted by his attractive spade holding.

The benefit of in silico methods to address in-house ethical requirements on animal use is most attractive to industry and ACACON; understandably this feature is less attractive to REGUL.

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I'm not claiming I have the right answer, or that I don't have some sympathy for Obama and Cameron, who are understandably reluctant to be dragged into another military quagmire, and who have few attractive options to pursue.

People are understandably empathetic toward the victims of crime, particularly when they are young and vulnerable, when they are attractive, and when they share our race or ethnicity.

Although some of the most-seasoned advisers are understandably wary of so much optimism, the technical picture continues to look strong and stocks are still attractive.

Traders are understandably confused.