Sentence examples similar to a predictable man from inspiring English sources

Amnesty International described the disaster as a predictable "man-made tragedy".

But a Schweinsteiger-less midfield will still be a challenge for England, who have been lining up in a predictable four-man midfield for most of the World Cup.

At first, Out of Shadows seems to be setting itself up as a predictable white-man-in-Africa story.

While fertile women produce a single egg a month on a predictable cycle, men produce tens of millions of sperm every day in the testes.

In the expanse of field beyond, a trio of mine-clearers prodded the earth with poles; power lines above had rendered their antiquated sensors useless – a predictable headache for the men of Ukraine's ramshackle army.

With the cabinet divided evenly between General Rios Montt's men and the president's, there has been a predictable power struggle, which neither man is winning.

The opinion piece sparked a predictable imbroglio.

Christopher Randolph, as Anne's sinister financial adviser, a sexually omnivorous older man, did what he could with a predictable character.

This is an entirely predictable, traditional, man-made disaster, with little new about it except the numbers of people on the move and perhaps the numbers of children dying near the cameras.

"When we were young," the old man in Greenmarket Square observed, "seasons came and went in a predictable rhythm.

He has a predictable military demeanour; he is a tough boss, a tough talker, a tough man to interrupt.