Sentence examples for we were understandably from inspiring English sources

At the time, we were understandably skeptical, especially since the claims were accompanied by images that were extremely easy to fake.

Peter Johansen, chief executive of the London Taxi Company, told the Guardian: "We are understandably disappointed by the judge's ruling.

She said: "We are understandably the punchball for everybody wanting to make a point at the moment.

"It's obvious that he has found what he was looking for with us and we're understandably thrilled he has signed a long-term contract".

We are understandably drawn to cheaper correctives: posthumous pardons for the Scottsboro Boys in Alabama; plaques at the Birmingham city hall dedicated, in August, to Virgil Ware and Johnny Robinson, two other black children killed by whites on Sept. 15, 1963.

Tony Collins, VRG's chief executive, said: "We are understandably extremely disappointed at today's announcement and will be seeking an early meeting with the Department for Transport to understand why we were unsuccessful.

"We're understandably down about it," said former Arsenal trainee Chilvers.

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

When it comes to jobs, we're understandably angry, but the solution -- electing more Republicans -- won't create more jobs.

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.

But given the toxic controversy surrounding the issue, most of the online community leaders we contacted were understandably not keen to get involved.