Sentence examples for which was understandably from inspiring English sources

Along with South Korea, which was understandably keen to claim Busan as a success, Mitchell can claim credit for salvaging what looked like a hopeless situation.

Asked by the event's moderator, Nancy Franklin, for an update on the movie, Mr. Hurwitz said, "We're 80 percent of the way to an answer," which was understandably greeted by some laughter.

Before Coachella Yannis told one music magazine that he was "bored of seeing some dude from the 90s headline [festivals], it means nothing to me", which was understandably read as a dig at Coachella headliners the Stone Roses.

The audience, which was understandably reduced by the weather, proved to be one of those audiences musicians dream about, willing to become involved with the experience and play a part in the outcome.

GP-NS GPs were more likely to offer generic advice relating to the need to remain active, which was understandably less tailored to the individual patients' circumstances compared to that of physiotherapists.

Ramesh, her partner, is torn by these conflicts, which are understandably unsettling for the children.

Saint Laurent and Gucci are owned by Kering, which is understandably keen to apply the same formula to Balenciaga.

Among the plaintiffs in the Toledo case were three of the city's small businesses, which were understandably annoyed at seeing their tax proceeds padding Daimler's profits.

That, of course, would bring great joy to Cleveland, which is understandably braced for a bad turn in the LeBron Saga.

When we speak of 'harvesting' organs we also tend to see this as dehumanising the individual, which is understandably a difficult idea for the family of prospective donors.

In the pit he will leap up from his conductor's chair to incite a huge crescendo or to cue a sudden pianissimo, which is understandably confusing.