Sentence examples for understandably directed from inspiring English sources

Women are divided along race, class, generational, political and geographical lines, so some of the anger that women feel is (understandably!) directed at each other.

While commercial interest is understandably directed to exploring the use of Temozolomide in common tumours we must not lose sight of the opportunity to define its role in the management of glial tumours.

FOR the last few days, attention has understandably been directed at the shores of the Gulf Coast as oil has started to wash up on beaches and in marshes.

Game studies is a blossoming discipline in academia, but the writing from that field has been directed, understandably, toward fellow professors and professional game designers.

Much of the criticism, understandably enough, has been directed at his personality.

One senior UN official told the Guardian: "Sometimes we feel that the ire of many understandably outraged people is directed at the UN instead of those parties that are inhibiting the access, or sponsoring or committing the atrocities against civilians.

So long as we do not allow for this possibility, young, pro-Western Russians may understandably feel that NATO enlargement is directed against Russia.

After five well, and consistently directed episodes, McLean comes on and understandably puts his own stamp on it.

The playing of the orchestra and the singing of the admirable New York Choral Society (directed by John Daly Goodwin) was sometimes tentative, understandably so, given the unfamiliarity and difficulties of the work.

That company, directed by Jacek Luminski, had arrived only the night before; understandably, in "Formosa Olivares (Near the top of a mountain one can't get lost)," there were some signs of fatigue.

Ms. Middendorf and Mr. Laurence, ably directed by Chad Rabinovitz, give solid performances that are committed to Kari and Peter's strong, understandably opposite positions.