Sentence examples for would be understandably from inspiring English sources

Birds would be understandably miffed.

"He was as surprised as one would be, understandably, when the police arrived at his property".

In calling for the reform to be revenue neutral over the long term, and in appropriating some of the monies that would be created during the transition to the new system, they are effectively calling for a modest tax increase over the short term, although they would be understandably reluctant to describe it as such.

Nick Clegg, the former Liberal Democrat leader, said it would be "understandably irritating" for other EU leaders to see "enthusiasm with which British Conservatives believe, falsely and wrongly, that a trade deal with the anglosphere could somehow match the very extensive trade we have with our neighbours in Europe".

Lamb appealed to the public's best interest and wrote that the Court's "end of the week" audiocast would be understandably challenging for interested citizens to follow.

The economic costs of toxic cyanobacteiral blooms would be understandably more, if losses due to cyanobacterial blooms on health could be reliably estimated.

If someone made The Hunger Games movie without clearing it with Suzanne Collins, she'd be understandably put out, and the law allows her to exact a price for bringing her book to life on the screen.

If your office building were visited thousands of times a day by criminals peering through the windows seeking a way in, you'd be understandably nervous about hanging around.

If I was approached by a doctor with whom I didn't already have a therapeutic relationship and was told to take a pill or a shot, I'd be understandably hesitant.

"Gutsy" might be insisting that these delegations get seated now, but it would still be understandably foolhardy since Obama's name didn't even appear on the Michigan ballot.

"It would be regarded, understandably, as merely a stop on the way to an executive position.