She, understandably, spoke glowingly of her father as only a daughter (and perhaps only Ivanka) could.
Can I go shopping?'" Faced with such a daunting proposition, Tottenham were understandably speaking of "miracles" yesterday.
Gribun-Perlova spoke to Kramer of the past and its horrors, whereas many other survivors would understandably only speak of their lives now.
Some people understandably declined to speak to me.
It is hard to assess Kadyrov's true popularity, since ordinary Chechens are understandably reluctant to speak their mind to strangers.
The very idea flummoxes Swedish officials here, though they are understandably reluctant to speak for attribution; there are careers to think about.
That's because the industry's largely immigrant workforce is understandably afraid to speak up about injuries, she said.
Since the editor isn't commenting, the rank-and-file are understandably hesitant to speak on the record.
While some doctors are, understandably, afraid to speak out, others are committed to drawing attention to this issue.
The Rams were understandably reluctant to speak on the subject Tuesday, likely because doing so would be interpreted as a presumption of a victory over the New England Patriots.
