Sentence examples for understandably suggested from inspiring English sources

Rather than recall millions of phones, Steve Jobs understandably suggested that they hold it differently – but while hardware design is always about compromise, screen layout is more flexible.

Such a headline might understandably suggest Trump is taking aim at votes he reasonably believes are fraudulent when, in fact, that's not the case at all.

Wendy-Anne understandably hesitated when it was suggested she might jump into the same pool to give a dog a swimming lesson.

The way Antoine Griezmann and Mario Mandzukic, in particular, tore into Real in that game suggested Atlético are understandably confident that they have Real's number, and the way some of Real's player seemed to give up towards the end of that match suggested they might agree.

So Okorafor was understandably unhappy when her publisher suggested putting a white woman on the book's cover.

Recent reports have suggested that evacuees have had to rely, understandably, on credit cards.

While the idea of malicious drink spiking is understandably terrifying, the evidence suggests that it is exceptionally uncommon and that these products instil a false sense of security and a skewed perception of risk.

Ingham understandably makes much of the Jo Moore episode, in which a special adviser suggested that September 11 would be a good day to bury bad news.

Understandably, a large number of responses thus far to Musk's request have simply suggested that Trump repeal the order in its entirety.

Mourinho suggested that Roma would try to pay Siena to raise their game on the final day against Inter, to which Ranieri, understandably, responded in indignant fashion.

That strongly suggests that parents (understandably) like to think they are fair but it is likely the children know better.