Sentence examples for Woefully predictable from inspiring English sources
With sweaty palms and fists clenched in a need to maintain a know-it-all-rep, they'll predict the woefully predictable jump scare to all those within earshot.
MANUFACTURED suspense; hungry celebrities; the forced grins of the losers: the elements of televised awards ceremonies are woefully predictable.
If we are learning anything from the latest round of woefully predictable slaughter it is how a festering problem got worse, not better, during the Arab spring.
We've seen the caricature a thousand times before: it is dated and tired, and the character's little sign reading "Je suis Charlie" is woefully dull and predictable.
Richard Reeves: Woefully, woefully.
The other mooted measures are woefully familiar: licensing more casinos (even Chicago's mayor, Richard Daley, has warmed to the idea); securitising the expected proceeds from a tobacco settlement; and, most predictable of all, getting more money from Washington.
Black-eyed peas on the vegetarian plate were woefully under-seasoned, if they were seasoned at all; deviled eggs needed a little more devil in them; and a chocolate cake proved that predictable desserts know no regional boundaries.
FOUR: Woefully misjudged hubris.
They're woefully misguided.
That seems woefully shortsighted.
