Sentence examples for understandably identify from inspiring English sources

Senator Obama is half African by birth and Africans can understandably identify with him.

We simply don't know how many objectum sexuals there are in the world – not enough data has been gathered and people are, understandably, reluctant to identify their orientation in such a climate of distrust and misinformation.

We don't know how many objectum sexuals there are in the world not enough data has been gathered and people are, understandably, reluctant to identify their orientation in such a climate of distrust and misinformation.

Cash-strapped councils understandably had an incentive to identify the exact number of "troubled" families the government told them they had on their patch and work out ways to claim that they had been turned around.

Structural interventions are understandably beyond the scope of the ECDC and EMCDDA Guidance, which seeks to identify good practices directly related to service provision.

Neurologists even have a catchphrase for this: "time is brain".Understandably, hospitals strive to identify stroke cases and administer such medication without delay.

Many musicians understandably do not want to be identified as political activists, when their lives and their families' lives are threatened, and because they view themselves primarily as musicians.

If there was joy for India, Cook was understandably despondent after a defeat that he identified as his lowest moment in two years as England captain.

The general sentiment was understandably one of discouraged pessimism, but each group identified glimmers of hope.

It goes like this: Carradine was understandably piqued when Who Weekly (Time Warner's Australian gossip sheet) wrongly identified his wife Marina as a 'porn star'.

"Those early in their career are understandably quite worried," said one longtime employee, who did not wish to be identified because she was considering taking the buyout and did not want to jeopardize her position.