Sentence examples for understandably things from inspiring English sources

Often I have a plan of what the day will be like but then, understandably, things can change quite quickly.

Understandably, things are less sexy now.

Many Arabs, understandably, see things differently.Otherwise, "Special Force" is a combat game much like any other.

Cricketers will understandably reject things that hamper their ability to perform and this should spur Cricket Australia and sports equipment providers to find a solution without delay.

It is an understandably difficult thing for great coaches to walk away, Williams said.

It's an understandably difficult thing to hear, given the rate of change we've grown accustomed to.

When she met Carver she was understandably wary, but things began on a different footing.

Bennett denied that her party could lose members to a Corbyn-led Labour party, insisting that August was a time when "people are understandably thinking about things other than politics" and that she was confident they would see their membership figures increase again.

Given that Germans (understandably) take all things Nazi pretty seriously, that caused a bit of a scandal.

The system works much like it does on the Rift, though without Touch, things understandably feel quite a bit more constrained.

Perhaps understandably, the only thing that seems to be wrong with Johnson today is an advanced case of bemusement.