Sentence examples for understandably used from inspiring English sources

It is understandably used these days to respond to celebrity spectacles passing themselves off as art events in local cultural establishments.

Many of you, understandably, used 'chambre' as part of your clue, but given its close cognateness with CHAMBRANLE I felt that this weakened such clues and marked them down accordingly.

China then understandably used that knowledge for its own factories and companies helping to give it a globally competitive manufacturing sector.

I no longer see myself as homosexual, though it is a word I have used to describe myself and which others have understandably used to describe me.

Since the antibodies studied were concluded to be explicit to mold antigens and mycotoxins, they were understandably used as indicators for toxin-exposed patients eligible to be entered into the study.

The NSPCC understandably uses models when illustrating child abuse.

On the other hand, I am uncomfortable with children listening to understandably ignorant athletes, used mostly to sell unnecessary apparel and junk food, being used for political and social commentary (Check the networks' jocks in the box for stunning shallowness).

It's understandably disturbing: we are used to wanting and desiring them, not them needing us.

Tiger was taking his first whack at competitive golf in nearly two months, so understandably he could have used a few mulligans.

"The trickiest part about sites like Groupon is that people understandably forget to use the deals and we want to help so people don't lose money".

It turned out that a good number of the writers understandably yearned to use the storylines to create something uplifting, to generate a cheering distraction for their traumatised audiences.