Sentence examples for understandably said from inspiring English sources

Obama, understandably, said, "I'm not President yet.

The Mets, understandably, said they would not do that.

And Netanyahu understandably said, "Hey, wait a minute.

"We're very proud, understandably," said his father, Kevin McCarthy.

As Benazir Bhutto understandably said, democracy is the best revenge against extremism.

And they presented their theory after literally hundreds of books had been written about different nutcase theories, and people understandably said, "Well, here's another one".

Microsoft, understandably, says a different principle is at stake.

Newcastle Council, understandably, says it cannot allow this.

The perspective change is sometimes startling; the story told by Moran made sensitively little of Conway's race, but she understandably says much more about it herself.

"We have people who understandably say, 'Well what the heck am I doing here if you can't enroll me?' " said Ted Trevorrow, a navigator in Philadelphia who has not been able to enroll a single person yet.

"Obviously, the Americans and others, quite understandably, say, 'Right, you are a big nation, you've got big horizons, you've got big ambitions, you've got a big history — act big, don't act small.' That's my attitude".