Sentence examples for understandably decided from inspiring English sources

In 1950, a team decimated by the 1949 Superga air disaster understandably decided to travel to South America by boat.

The Brooklyn Academy of Music understandably decided not to include "The Toy," but its retrospective does reveal how Pryor's screen work from the 1980s became slicker, more hollow and hostile to his peculiar gifts.

About a week later, the first real wedding ceremony in a McDonald's was held here involving a different couple, though the bride and groom, perhaps understandably, decided not to invite the press.

Perhaps it was a matter of aesthetic consideration; indeed, perhaps the person who dreamed it up had seen me in the cap-sleeved T-shirt I briefly wore as a teenager, and understandably decided that they should be banned.

Inge, quite understandably, decides to go south with the travelling folk when they move on to a new town.

"Is there stuff inside of it?" Cole could have used the experience for a teachable moment, but ultimately ― and understandably ― she decided to postpone that conversation for another time (maybe!). .

Des seems (understandably) pissed that Bryden decided to wait until he took an international flight on ABC's dime to inform her that he wanted to leave.

In deciding (understandably) that Steffon Armitage was unselectable, Lancaster turned his face away from one of the better "fetchers" in Europe and when Matt Kvesic was cut adrift, the last conventional openside left the squad.

Debacle having superceded farce, After Dark was eventually reinstated after 30 minutes of hot NCB action, Reed still in situ – that is until he was soon asked to leave by the other members of the panel, Millett understandably casting the deciding vote.

In a perfectly reasonable move that made Pittsburgh Steelers fans understandably upset, head coach Andy Reid decided to rest 19 of his starters before kickoff, so the Chargers would only have to defeat backup quarterback Chase Daniel and a group mostly comprised of second and third stringers.

The King was understandably pissed at Haman, and decided to hang him in the gallow that he (Haman) had built for Mordechai, a Jew who had pissed off Haman in the past and initially sparked Haman's hatred for the Jews in general.