Sentence examples for which were understandable from inspiring English sources

Lassalle in particular was distinguished by his charismatic personality and his paternalist notions of democracy, which were understandable in the context of Germany's largely politically apathetic population.

Gleeson removed any doubts about his international pedigree, which were understandable after some distracted performances on tour in 2006 but should have disappeared following his quietly outstanding efforts against the Kiwis last year, and Pryce showed again why Daniel Anderson will deserve almost as much credit as Smith if England do achieve something truly remarkable this autumn.

All of which is understandable.

Which is understandable, really.

Which was understandable, but not acceptable.

Which is understandable, given her resume.

"Which is understandable — of course that takes precedence," he said.

They have become noisy, too, which is understandable.

Brennan is reluctant to get specific, which is understandable.

He looks very pleased with himself, which is understandable.

All of which is understandable, to a point.