Sentence examples for understandably we from inspiring English sources

Understandably, we want to protect our kids from "out there" variables.

Understandably, we want to run away now, we want to run to food, to substance abuse, to sleep.

Understandably, we get frustrated and disheartened when the White House, which has failed to secure the border for generations, sues us for trying to fill the legal vacuum.

Peoples' intentions are always very good but, quite understandably, we are not always on the top of their priority list.

"Understandably we know how tough it's going to be, but we are going to give it a good go and be as positive as we can on Saturday".

"Now, quite understandably, we have to concentrate on those players within the GB programme and particularly in helping Chris achieve his goals".

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

But it is also in everybody's interests – in the interests of the future of Britain - to change the way we vote as a way of changing politics: there's deep-rooted anger and frustration with politics and politicians now, understandably, and we have to find a way to turn that around.

The Aurora shootings were big news, understandably, but we should never forget that each new day brings an average of 80 gun deaths in the United States, most of these occurring in poor communities.

For we are all understandably exhausted, and we need our president to talk to us and tell it like he knows it, from his heart.

As individuals, when we buy a piece of property we understandably rejoice in it finally being "ours," meaning we can do with it what want and we have no obligation to share its amenities with others.