Sentence examples for understandably think from inspiring English sources

When it's a colossus talking, China's neighbours might understandably think so.

Americans understandably think that torture is something we might have to inflict on our enemies abroad.

First, Russians themselves, quite understandably, think that many of their laws are bad and feel no compunction about breaking them.

In these early months of pregnancy and life, parents understandably think they can buy their way to easier days and safer nights.

Most people, quite understandably, think that council tax funds their local services, despite it only making up a quarter of most councils' funding.

You, understandably, think women wear high heels to be taller, but you are sorely underestimating the mental minefield that it is to be a woman.

Peter actually quite understandably thinks that Jesus has got it wrong.

The dissident voices of Nag Hammadi, silent for centuries, uttered much that was understandably thought dangerous.

"Because of the traffic collapse" the French library "understandably thought that Eguides.fr was no longer a suitable partner and signed an agreement with Microsoft," 1plusV said.

People understandably thought Labour was no longer on the side of the hard-working people we have always sought to help.

Apart from the crowd, halfway to the Red Sox' dugout, Jeter said he saw a bald head go flying and understandably thought it was David Wells.