Sentence examples for understandably that is from inspiring English sources

The boy understandably became obsessed with her death, but then the adult Ellroy, not so understandably — that is, operating as only a writer of crime fiction would — channelled the emotions generated by his mother's murder into a retelling of the Betty Short story.

Understandably, that is not something they can celebrate.

And Mr James added: "After 20 years we finally have a proper inquest for Cheryl and understandably that is what the other three families want for Sean, Geoff and James.

(If you think he belongs there at all...) Share your thoughts by email at [email protected], or on Twitter @Paolo_Bandini 1.07am BST The NFL Kickoff concert is underway Confusingly, though understandably, that is taking place in Baltimore.

So understandably that is what is on my mind, nowadays.

Even as the Jets develop Geno Smith, a rookie quarterback who understandably lacks polish, that is no longer Ryan's mantra.

We're in a job that is understandably in the public eye and understandably with high profiles and we are role models to kids".

Ms. Jacobson said she figured her mother might have been thinking, quite understandably, that she was not paying that much so her daughter could take a dance class.

Sensitive data A specific group of personal data that is understandably subject to a stricter regulation than other types of data/information.

This is a very serious word that is understandably avoided in academic debate.

Most of the coverage that is available understandably focuses on the issues that are emerging as the focal points of the last big push to pass a bill.