Sentence examples for which is very understandable from inspiring English sources
REBECCA MEAD: Frustration! which is very understandable.
In the television question-and-answer session on Friday, the pope urged Christians in war-torn Iraq "to resist the temptation to emigrate, which is very understandable in the conditions they are living in".
It's very hard to tell how motivated the VHTs are – many talk about wanting the training so they can look after their families, which is very understandable: but does it reach beyond that?
"I thought that in the Methodist Church, a lot of the churches had drifted too far on the social-gospel side, which is very understandable, because there were a lot of serious issues, certainly, that were facing me when I was growing up, on race relations and on the Vietnam war, and so much else," she said.
These three social reformers did so by the literary means of 'Vachana Sahitya' which is very famous for its simple, straight forward and easily understandable Kannada language.
"Which is very undermining".
Which is very irritating.
Which is very nearly true.
This is very understandable.
So it is very understandable that Tony Blair should convert.
