Sentence examples for understandably found from inspiring English sources

Olwyn, understandably, found this intolerable.

Mr. Burns quite understandably found a lot to excite him in his subject.

Russians understandably found it hard to accept Beria's dual nature as killer and reformer.

Seberg, understandably, found it impossible to match the heights of Breathless or Bonjour Tristesse, either in France or in Hollywood after her return there to make Lilith (1964) with Warren Beatty.

When he was engaged in imposturous activities of a lofty nature, he understandably found it beyond endurance to go to lower Manhattan at regular intervals to report to a parole officer, as he was supposed to do, and when he failed to do that he was sent back to prison.

The act of identifying his own innocent son with the adolescent killer of "Germany Year Zero" suggests extraordinary moral courage on Rossellini's part, an ability to see a common humanity in the most disparate figures, to find sorrow where so many others had only, and understandably, found horror and disgust.

The average viewer might understandably find that pieces in the puzzle of Mr. Lombardi remain missing.

"As a citizen, you may understandably find climate change keeping you up nights," Buffett wrote.

"Goldman may understandably find the result galling; it believes that Aleynikov has stolen its property," wrote the judge.

As a result, England has changed in cultural and ethnic composition with an intensity many voters understandably find deeply unsettling.

After 23 years of praying for safety and jobs, Afghans may, understandably, find it hard to have to wait any longer.