Sentence examples for understandably expected from inspiring English sources

"The British had, understandably, expected something a little more like 'proper' refugees: people suffering hardship visible on their faces, clothes torn and wrinkled, children's eyes crusted with tears..

Following the judgment Mr Vince's solicitor, Davina Hay, said: "Mr Vince understandably expected that having separated from his ex-wife in 1984 when he was penniless, he should not be required to pay her a vast sum of money simply because years after she divorced him, he had built a successful business.

Rights which someone who had paid UK tax and national insurance all their life might understandably expect.

In the twenty-first century we, understandably, expect more rewards for less toil.

Understandably, much was expected of Never Let Me Go, but it hasn't clicked.

But Tony Blair declared that the arts were now on the agenda, and there were many who understandably but unrealistically expected instant nirvana.

Part of the reason for this is that he was understandably ambitious and expected as much of himself as he did of his sons who proved to be, so he thought, wastrels.

We are in East Prussia (an area that is now mostly in Poland); the victorious and understandably vengeful Russian Army is expected at any moment from the eastern border.

Conspicuously, they have not taken that option — understandably so, as the WTO is expected shortly to rule against Europe on the issue of Airbus EADSS) loan subsidies.

The MFA market is understandably growing at a feverish rate and expected to reach $5.5 Billion by 2017 according to Markets and Markets latest research report.

Nobody expected any of this, least of all the opposition who, understandably, don't have a coherent game plan.