Sentence examples for we understandably from inspiring English sources

We, understandably, focused on that a lot.

"While we understandably thirst for revenge," he said, "we are called to seek justice and to exercise compassion".

But when children or adults known to the care system die or are abused at the hands of their carers we understandably search for reasons.

We all want to do the best for our clients, but when they're our neighbours and members of our local community, we understandably try that bit harder.

When we see one — in a business meeting, on a real estate sign, accompanying an article about a public-works project — we understandably focus on the merits of what's depicted, not the depiction.

Back during that interview, we understandably raised the question of why, precisely, the world needs a smart rubber duck.

If we only stop there, we might understandably assume that all the sausage preparers are thus out of work and that automation has been bad news all around.

Gar and I are only nine years apart in age, but we're of different generations, so we have understandably looked at this issue through different lenses.

We are understandably appalled today when characters Ricky Ricardo engage in what we now term domestic violence.

As we become invested in a particular way of living and thinking, we become understandably threatened by differences as they make us second-guess our own approach to life, undermining our hard-earned sense of certainty and control.

But most often, I believe it is because we are understandably so caught up in the day-to-day battles of fundraising and delivering services that we can be forgiven for not pausing for breath, and considering how our work fits into the bigger picture.