Sentence examples for understandably bad from inspiring English sources

And in most countries, also including Britain, most people seem to prefer to give the existing system the benefit of the doubt, albeit often with understandably bad grace.

The corridos pesados — heavy corridos — favor grittiness over beauty, honesty above all, and have, understandably, a bad rep.

Gilbert was understandably in a bad mood.

At this time, the tics were pretty bad; understandably so.

False arrests like that one have understandably left a bad taste in students' mouths.

That, of course, would bring great joy to Cleveland, which is understandably braced for a bad turn in the LeBron Saga.

His speech and latter comments on the future of research in this country drew the ire of academics who are understandably nervous and fear bad times ahead for British science.

In deciding how to manage the escalating crisis, the Bush administration is understandably wary of rewarding bad behavior and sending a signal to other nations that rich rewards await those who violate nonproliferation agreements.

Understandably, this downplays the bad and tries to put focus back on the features of iOS 6 Maps that Apple has wanted to focus on all along.

There were never many takers for Max Martin's early-90s outfit It's Alive, perhaps understandably – there's nothing intrinsically bad about any of the individual words Wikipedia uses to describe It's Alive's sound, but taken together, they manage to suggest some of the most disheartening music ever made: "Swedish glam-style funk-metal".

Canned tuna gets a bad rap, and understandably so.