Sentence examples for understandably big from inspiring English sources

So the return of Blondie was understandably big news in 1999 -- why then did their radiant comeback single falter at #82 in the U.S.? At least in the U.K., Maria did walk "on imported air," soaring to #1 exactly two decades after Heart of Glass.

Understandably, the big screen is now being squeezed.

And this pastoral fantasy understandably looms big and bright and beautiful in the face of our hunched, bleary-eyed, flickering-screen lives.

Public opinion is understandably a big preoccupation for the report authors — unsurprisingly so, given that a technology that potentially erodes people's privacy and impacts their jobs risks being drastically unpopular.

So, when Made In Space created the first zero-gravity 3D printer, it was understandably a big deal.

Perhaps understandably, the biggest concern is in securing access to the technical expertise required to thrive.

Understandably, Google is big on reducing energy use at its data centers.

Loneliness understandably has a big impact on psychological health.

Tell them that understandably this is big news that may have been hard to hear but you will work through this on your own so that you only show up as a place of love and support for them.

All in all, the students of Leeds would make up a midsize town on their own, and understandably play a big part in shaping the cultural landscape of the city.

Humphreys, understandably, was cautious: her big worry was that he would do a sentimental, Hollywood number on her.