Sentence examples for understandably much of from inspiring English sources

There was some nervous laughter, but understandably, much of the audience thought that was a bit random.

But, perhaps understandably, much of the pre-match attention was on Matthews - one of the finest English players of his, or any, generation.

So, quite understandably, much of the country has come to the visceral conclusion that corruption is the root cause of the Philippines' demotion from a once-prosperous post-colonial nation into the "Sick man of Asia," specifically in the latter-half of the 20th century.

Understandably, much of the surveillance of influenza follows predefined geographic regions (e.g., census regions or state boundaries).

Understandably, much of the focus has been on the new boys in the basement – Crawley Town and AFC Wimbledon.

Understandably, much of the talk focused on the ship and much treaty language was born amid visions of the world's impoverished nations becoming rich by virtue of seabed mining.

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

Making matters worse, consumers are understandably much less wary of commercial software than files they download or that are included as e-mail attachments.

Many of these previous changes have made the app, understandably, much less appealing.

There was, understandably, much public furor.

The twentieth century triumphed over the nineteenth, and Brandon understandably makes much of the final transaction.