understandably

IPA: ʌndɝstˈændʌbɫi

Examples of "understandably" in Sentences

His focus most of the time, understandably, is on Morrison.
John Moles, understandably, is very busy at this time of year.
He quite understandably is taking a long, long vacation and wants to purge himself.
He quite understandably is taking a long, long vacation and wants to purge himself, Goyer tells MTV.
“Are you safe?”, understandably, is the most common question I hear and I still respond with the stock answer I have always used.
Meanwhile, Redskins quarterback Jason Campbell understandably is in a hurry for left tackle Chris Samuels 'healthy return in Washington.
Inkhorn terms understandably struck many of their readers as incomprehensible, verbal zombies scarily mixed among—and feeding off—unsuspecting, humble English.
And while our name understandably conjures up images of immense portside steel complexes, such as those in the Sault or Hamilton, the reality is quite different.
My fear is that Christianity, in understandably seeking to defend time-held priniciples, will do so in such a way that will alienate those, like myself, who would have totally "fallen by the wayside", were it not for a sense of the primacy of the human-ity of Christ.