Sentence examples for very very understandable from inspiring English sources

"If the inevitable deep concerns surrounding all of this - which, clearly, would be very, very understandable - were getting in the way of doing that job, then it is clearly sensible to allow West Yorkshire Police to get on with their important work".

"[Bay] was a very, very easy and understandable guy, and a brilliant talent to put together all the things that he does -- to keep in mind that huge thing," Cullen recalled in an interview with HuffPost Entertainment.

I stuck to my guns how I was going to do it and he was a very, very easy and understandable guy and a brilliant talent to put together all the things that he does -- to keep in mind that huge thing.

"He is very, very unhappy, which is understandable because he didn't want Czechoslovakia to give in to Hitler," she wrote to her father.

"You'd like to think there's a quick and easy solution, but there's just an enormous number of complexities, and it can be very, very emotional, which is understandable," Ms. Egnasko said.

I always think that UKIP is appealing to a very, very profound and, in a sense, very understandable hankering for a world which doesn't change, where the perils of globalisation are wished away, where social change is slowed down, where everything from gender to sexuality is put back in a box and a clock is turned back to the 1950s.

Posh face Bristol City on Tuesday and he said: "I think a lot of the outside stuff is very, very negative but that's understandable and it's up to us to change the mindset of everyone.

"We must be very careful about this because the Olympics are very, very precious about their logos, which is understandable".

The anger over this is very real and very understandable.

It's a very simple impulse, very understandable.

"But the thing I really like is that despite its incredible virtuosity, the compositional craft being so sophisticated, there's always a real emotional message that's very honest and, I think, very understandable for an audience member".