Sentence examples for understandably with from inspiring English sources

And they do very well (understandably) with legumes.

He was also describing his lot in the culinary world, which regards him, understandably, with a certain measure of bafflement.

Many black officials view him, understandably, with skepticism, but they also seem reluctant to watch him fail.

The other two girls backed away, understandably, with cries of "Ooh!" and "Yuck!" Amy drew closer to the stricken child, to comfort her.

Both demurred, quite understandably, with Russell noting that the stage's "Guantánamo lighting" did not make her feel any more comfortable about revealing her innermost fears and concerns.

Understandably, with his family and teammates in anguish, little was said then about how Mr. Phills had effectively killed himself and how only by the grace of fate did he not take others with him.

Understandably persons with these assumptions about themselves interfere with their own efforts in therapy and thus negatively influence the treatment outcome.

Despite remaining upbeat, the Portuguese was understandably frustrated with his side's exit from the competition he won with Porto.

So expectations are understandably elevated with the 29-year-old Donovan in the starting lineup with the club Wednesday against Bolton (3 p.m. EST, Fox Soccer Plus).

However much Chávez hopes to bury the hatchet after riling the king by repeatedly refering to Spain's former prime minister José María Aznar as "a fascist", whether Juan Carlos will lend himself to a bout of back-slapping, as he did - more understandably - with members of Spain's winning Euro 2008 football team, is another matter.

Many Israelis are understandably frustrated with Yasir Arafat.