Meanings of understandably enough in English

Our presenter and panel, understandably enough, were giddy with excitement and anticipation.

The Westminster elections dominated pages one to 14, understandably enough.

It was in a panic, understandably enough, entangled in rope, and it charged straight ahead.

All eyes were on AP and his horsey partners, everyone else, understandably enough, an afterthought.

But Peaches fell hard for the cult of motherhood - understandably enough, given her own history.

This was, understandably enough, the reaction of many film enthusiasts when they heard about Grudge Match.

This seemed to confuse Arnie, understandably enough.

But independent producers will, understandably enough, be tempted to sign if the streaming giant waves chequebooks at film festivals.

This fact is, understandably enough, less well known among aficionados of Hungarian poetry, a category that Janos Novomeszky falls into.

At this special time of the year, newspapers are, understandably enough, full of whinges about the hopelessness of the Oscars.

The notion of eliminating the window between theatrical and VOD release has, understandably enough, infuriated cinema chains in the United States.

The IFS skirts carefully around the political implications of all this, understandably enough given it derives its credibility from its strict neutrality.

By this time next week, she'll be in Houston meeting up with her new teammates, her head still spinning a little, understandably enough.

Understandably enough, given the lapse of twenty years, Brenda Duthie had forgotten Isolde Quilligan's married name.

Understandably enough, those nominated have, in previous seasons, thanked the Circle politely and made no mention of the category error.

Understandably enough, the film is best known for Alec Guinness's bravura performance(s) as eight members of the aristocratic family.